IRB chairman attacks clubs' boycott

International Rugby Board (IRB) chairman Dr Syd Millar has urged Guinness Premiership clubs to back out of their European boycott and return to the negotiating table.

Tue, 10 Apr, 2007 - 10:31

International Rugby Board (IRB) chairman Dr Syd Millar has urged Guinness Premiership clubs to back out of their European boycott and return to the negotiating table.

Dr Millar is furious at the Anglo-French clubs' decision not to compete in either the Heineken Cup or European Challenge Cup next season.

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