#Ugo Monye

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UGO MONYE SPR 24

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What's this??? Is that Owen laughing while doing media commitments??? Steve what have you done to the man??? Who is he???

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Ugo Monye says fan shouted N-word at him during Premiership match at Exeter | In Trend Today

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Former England rugby star and top pundit Ugo Monye ‘racially abused while working on TV’ as investigation launched | In Trend Today

Former England rugby star and top pundit Ugo Monye ‘racially abused while working on TV’ as investigation launched Read Full Text or Full Article on MAG NEWS

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The Princess of Wales with Ugo Monye during her visit to Maidenhead Rugby Club in Maidenhead, England | June 07, 2023  

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THE PRINCESS DIARIES ♚

7 JUNE 2023 || MAIDENHEAD RUGBY CLUB, BERKSHIRE

The Princess of Wales visited the Maidenhead Rugby Club as Patron of the Rugby Football Union in Berkshire as a part of the Shaping Us Campaign.

She met local and national male players at the Club to discuss the Shaping Us campaign, hear more about their own childhood experiences and speak about the role that community settings can play in supporting children and parents.

During the visit, Catherine joined in rugby drills on the pitch with a number of local and professional players. She then headed inside the clubhouse for a conversation around early childhood experiences, fatherhood, and the impact that settings such as local sports clubs can have in creating a network of support around those who are helping to raise children.

She was joined by Shaping Us champion, Ugo Monye who is a former England rugby professional and father of two. Other participants in the conversation included professional rugby players alongside representatives from Maidenhead RFC and Si Trower, the founder of the mental health charity Brave Mind.

Brain Mind works with rugby clubs, universities and schools to provide a national platform to help rugby clubs and schools to improve their approach to supporting mental health in their community.

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The Princess of Wales, Patron of the Rugby Football Union, was joined by Shaping Us champion, Ugo Monye, former England rugby professional and father of two at Maidenhead Rugby Club | June 7 2023

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Your favourite snack to watch rugby? I don’t have a go-to tbf, but todays was leftovers from a bbq

Your favourite drink to watch rugby? Depends on how the game is going, I’d say water but that usually transfers into needing something alcoholic 🥴 which would be gin or beer!

The team you will pick if you had to switch your fav team? Country wise it would be NZ considering I’m just as much a kiwi as I am English! Otherwise my second team will always be wherever George is 😅

Your favourite logo/badge (rwc teams)? Probably the All Blacks, I love the simplicity of the fern

Your least favourite player? I have a long list lol, some for good reasons, some for stupid reasons like Faf de Klerk who’s face is enough to annoy me 😂

Your favourite jersey from a rwc team? I hadn’t looked at kits for the World Cup but scrolling through the website now it’s probably the Fijian away kits! I’d normally say the All Blacks but I do not like the strange looking ferns they’ve got going on

Your favourite kit from your team, away or home? Don’t really like either of Leicester’s kits this year lol, and for England I prefer home

Player you are curious about and have a new interest in? Hmm can’t think of someone off the top of my head, but that will probably change as the World Cup goes on!

Fav female team? Looking forward to seeing how the Leicester ladies go in their first year in the 15’s!

Your favourite moment: warm up / match / aftermath / other... Obviously I love all of it, but I particularly love watching the warm ups and all the players little routines

Your dream match? Honestly at this moment in time the dream is just to see England play a decent match, and hopefully win at the end of it

Your favourite retired player? Hmm don’t know about a favourite, but I think Ugo Monye is pretty great, and I enjoy listening to Sam Warburton in commentary

Your current fav ref? Lol this changes every match depending on whether I agree with their decisions or not 😂

Your favourite nickname for a player? My dad and I have a lottt of completely random nicknames we’ve created over the years!! Off the top of my head because they were playing today, Jalibert has been referred to as ‘jellybelly’ from the first time we saw him play, and Itoje has been ‘emoji’ from dad mishearing the commentators the first time he saw him! 🤦🏻‍♀️😂

Your favourite thing about rugby? Hard to pick just one thing! I love the atmosphere when I get to see a match live, the runaway tries, when George makes other players look like idiots, the friendships it’s given me, and way it brings people together - I’ve never been to a game where I don’t end up chatting to people around me, or to strangers in pubs in Aus while watching league! And obviously my team winning lol

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LFW - Ugo Monye

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There had been just two series with current host Paddy McGuiness and captains Sam Quek and Ugo Monye.

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I'm listening to the BBC's rugby union weekly podcast (bc obvs it's pretty much all about Owen) and Ugo Monye just said:

"I think it's really sad that a person that loves the game so much hasn't been loved enough by the game."

I just burst into tears...

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"Unacceptable" - Exeter Chiefs captain on racist abuse suffered by Ugo Monye | Rugby 2023/24

"Unacceptable" - Exeter Chiefs captain on racist abuse suffered by Ugo Monye | Rugby 2023/24 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isvYuf5xMvU Exeter Chiefs captain Jack Yeandle said the racist abuse suffered by former England and Harlequins player Ugo Monye is "unacceptable". Yeandle was speaking at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London on Wednesday for the launch of the Champions Cup where he labelled the offender a "complete muppet". Police have "made contact" with a man in connection with the alleged racist abuse suffered by Monye after Sunday's match between Exeter and Gloucester. The 40-year-old former player, now a pundit, said the incident occurred as he was leaving Sandy Park following the Chiefs' 25-24 Gallagher Premiership victory. Devon and Cornwall Police said in a statement: "We have identified and made contact with a man in connection to the incident and we are in the process of speaking to the victim. "Our enquiries are currently ongoing into the incident." Monye wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter, that as he was leaving the stadium, one supporter running through crowd repeatedly shouted a racist insult. He added: "Disgraceful. Not a single person said a word, challenged or even reported it. "He walks off after a mild scuffle and fans are now telling me 'We're with you' B******S you're with me. You weren't with me when you saw and heard the most blatant racism I've seen from a supporter at a live game. So fed up." Exeter swiftly issued a statement vowing to investigate the matter and apologising to Monye. It read: "In light of recent accusations regarding an incident of racist abuse at Sandy Park following the conclusion of our victory over Gloucester in the Gallagher Premiership, Exeter will be launching a full investigation. "This behaviour will not be tolerated at our rugby club, and we condemn it in the strongest possible terms. Visit the WeShow Football store: https://www.youtube.com/weshowfootball/store LIKE our videos? Please SUBSCRIBE here 👉 https://www.youtube.com/weshowfootball?sub_confirmation=1 to support our Channel 👍 #WeShowFootball features previews, reactions and behind-the-scenes footage from Europe's elite football competitions. For more international sports news content, visit SNTV at http://www.sntv.com via WeShow Sports https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5yB3mDwRyLNeRvfCSdKMeg November 28, 2023 at 04:00AM

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What’s really enjoyable, though Rugby World Cup ? seeing enormous men fling themselves at one another in an effort to kick a ball past the goal line. Rugby is what we’re talking about, and the Rugby World Cup is the most entertaining rugby tournament.

In order to win the Webb Ellis Cup, the greatest teams from around the world will converge in France in September and October. The greatest of the best are going to engage in a lot of fierce clashes, and we can’t wait to watch every second of this unique competition.

We have all the details you require if you want to watch the 2023 Rugby World Cup for free from anywhere in the world.

The Rugby World Cup is what?

Men’s rugby union teams compete in the Rugby World Cup, an event held every four years, between the top international teams. 20 countries will compete over a six-week period in 2023 with France serving as the host. Four pools of nations are created, with the winners and runners-up from each pool advancing to the knockout stage. The quarter- and semi-final rounds, followed by the final, make up the knockout stage.

South Africa, which defeated England in the 2019 Rugby World Cup Final, is the current champion.

The Rugby World Cup will occur in 2023. Rugby World Cup in France will be set alight by tries, speed and attacking play Ugo Monye

The 10th Rugby World Cup for men will take place in 2023. From September 8 to October 28 it is planned to take place in France. It is the first tournament to be held entirely in France and will be played at nine different locations throughout the nation.

Where will the Rugby World Cup be broadcast in 2023?

The 2023 Rugby World Cup will be covered by many different broadcasters, which is fantastic news:

Stan Sport and Nine Network in Australia (all Australian games and the championship)

France — France 2, TF1 Group, and M6

Italia’s RAI and Sky Sport Italia

Ireland: Virgin Media and RTÉ

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The Princess of Wales laughs with Ugo Monye during her visit to Maidenhead Rugby Club in Maidenhead, England | June 07, 2023