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ENGLAND'S rugby rivals yesterday took the first steps towards shackling Jonny Wilkinson by trying to cut down the number of penalties.
The International Rugby Board's conference in New Zealand, which concluded yesterday, saw a recommended change in the rules that would see many penalties replaced by free-kicks, which do not permit a direct attempt at goal.See the full content of this document
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Rivals Planning Rule Changes to Stop Wilkinson
The conference, attended by leading officials, administrators and coaches from around the world, including England head coach Sir Clive Woodward, heard complaints that too many matches were settled by kicks at goal result...
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