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Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Links to Harlequin FC vs. London Irish video highlights are collected in the Media tab for the most popular matches as soon as video appear on video hosting sites like Youtube or Dailymotion. “We are very happy that we had the capacity to recruit someone of Rob’s abilities and we are excited to see him in the London Irish shirt.” Preview and stats followed by live commentary, video highlights and match report. the same level of attention, but we have preserved this area in the interests of open debate. Please The 31-year-old made his Test debut in 2010 and has lined out at the 2011, 2015 and 2019 Rugby World Cups, winning his 100th cap for the Wallabies against “We are very happy that we had the capacity to recruit someone of Rob’s abilities and we are excited to see him in the London Irish shirt.”Simmons will find a host of familiar faces at his new club as he joins fellow Wallabies “I already know a few of the guys over there, so it will be good to have some familiar faces when I arrive.“It seems to be an exciting time for the club, especially with the stadium move next season, so I am looking forward to linking up with my new teammates and contributing as much as I can.”A product of Theodore in rural Queensland, Simmons has amassed 154 Super Rugby appearances (114 QLD and 40 NSW), alongside a string of representative honours stretching back to schoolboy rugby.NSW Waratahs Head Coach, Rob Penney said that Simmons’ influence during his tenure at the club had been immeasurable.“Rob’s an outstanding human being first and foremost, just one of those people you really enjoy having around your group,” Penney said.? {{#sender.isSelf}}
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try again, the name must be uniquePlease "It seems to be an exciting time for the club, especially with the stadium move next season. Piet van Zyl scored two tries as an excellent all-round display from London Irish gave them a 35-5 victory over Harlequins at the Stoop – just their third win of Aviva Premiership season.The visitors thought they had their first points in the fourth minute, but Alex Lewington's effort was chalked off after referee Ian Tempest adjudged James Marshall's final pass to have been forward.Irish eventually did get the first points, with Tom Fowlie bursting through the hosts defence before offloading to Van Zyl to finish off.They doubled their lead less than 10 minutes later, Marshall's cross kick was collected by Lewington and his kick over Mike Brown bounced its way into Van Zyl's hands for his second.Quins had a great chance to close the gap minutes later, but scrum-half Danny Care's knock on from the back of a five-metre scrum ensured the gap stayed at 14.The visitors extended their lead even further when Max Northcote-Green finished off a move in the corner after some excellent build up play by the Irish backs.A Tommy Bell penalty on the strokes of half-time saw the Premiership's basement club take a well-deserved 22-0 lead into the break.And the visitors extended their advantage with the first points of the second half, Bell once again slotting a penalty through the uprights.Harlequins did eventually get on the scoreboard through Jack Clifford, the flanker diving on Care's chip into the corner, but only after the TMO had had a long look at the grounding.That try could have been the catalyst for a comeback, but more sloppy passes constantly stopped them gaining any kind of momentum.The visitors on the other hand, seemed a lot more composed and disciplined in their play, epitomised by their fourth try.Centre Fowlie touched down Van Zyl's inch perfect chip into the back of the in-goal area to put the game out of sight of Harlequins.The try itself only came about after Care was sent to the sin bin for failing to retreat 10 yards, yet another sign that the hosts were not quite at the races.Another penalty by Bell soon after pushed London Irish's lead to 30 points.Despite being down to 14 men for the last 10 minutes following Charlie Matthew's sin bin, the hosts had a chance to get a consolation try, but Chris Robshaw dropped the ball with the line at his mercy.Enter your email to follow new comments on this article.Are you sure you want to mark this comment as inappropriate?Want to discuss real-world problems, be involved in the most engaging discussions and hear from the journalists?
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