RFU's acting chairman Paul Murphy to watch Cov v Blackheath.


By Coventry Telegraph.
March 28 2012

Paul Murphy, acting chairman and a senior vice-president of the RFU, will be taking in the game as a guest of Unipart Logistics, one of the club’s main sponsors.

Murphy, who became acting chairman at Twickenham in September, is a senior manager with Unipart Automotive Ltd.

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RFU's acting chairman Paul Murphy to watch Cov v Blackheath.
Discussion started by Unofficial Coventry Rugby (IP Logged), 28/03/2012 21:02
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28/03/2012 21:02
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zinzanh
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29/03/2012 20:06
Great come and see the hard work that goes on in the lower echelons.

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Peter Redhead
29/03/2012 20:49
Welome to Paul, hope he leaves with a good impression on how the management team and players, together with such a strong support from the fan base have raised the Phoenix from the ashes.Come on Cov.



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captainscarlet
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30/03/2012 09:00
will there be any prawn or cucumber sandwiches available,or picnics in the car park going on.....

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Roger Fox
30/03/2012 14:28
Out of the boot of the Rolls?

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