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- Tom Curry was stood down for 12 days after Australia loss
- ‘He’s gone through protocols, independent consultations’
The England head coach, Steve Borthwick, has defended his decision to pick Tom Curry for Sunday’s match against Japan two weeks after he sustained a second head injury inside two months, despite criticism from concussion campaigners.
Curry was knocked unconscious during England’s defeat by Australia earlier this month after a nasty collision with Rob Valetini and subjected to the 12-day stand-down period in line with World Rugby’s return-to-play protocols.
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‘We deserve to continue’: Guardiola explains his reasons for staying at Manchester City – video
Pep Guardiola spoke to the press after he signed a new contract to extend his stay at Manchester City until 2027. Guardiola explained that he signed a contract for two years rather than one because he doesn't want to reach the last year of his contract and 'extend again'. He added: 'I would like to stay two more years but I know if the results [are] not good it will not be two years.'
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