Monday 30 September 2013

VIDEO: Find out if these England stars could kick the ball over the O2... and ...


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Martin Domin




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18:56, 30 September 2013




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18:56, 30 September 2013




With the autumn internationals just around the corner, three England stars took the chance to get in some valuable kicking practice.


But for Alex Corbisiero, Freddie Burns and David Strettle, this was no ordinary training exercise; the three players were tasked with clearing the 365 metre width of the O2 in London.


Burns lined up the kick from one side, Strettle

then placed himself at the highest point on the roof ready to catch the ball

and kick it on to a waiting Corbisiero, who was on the other side anticipating

where the ball was going to land.


VIDEO: Watch three England stars attempt to clear the O2



Up for the challenge: Alex Corbisiero, Freddie Burns and David Strettle attempted to clear the O2


Up for the challenge: Alex Corbisiero, Freddie Burns and David Strettle attempted to clear the O2



‘I don’t think many people out there would have a crack

at clearing The O2 with a rugby ball, but we’re not ones to be phased by any

challenge!” said prop Corbisiero.


‘With Freddie kicking things

off and Stretts taking the catch, we gave ourselves the best chance possible,

but you’ll need to watch the video to find out if we did it or not.’


England begin their autumn campaign against Fiji on November 10, before clashes with Australia, South Africa and New Zealand over the following three weeks.



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Article source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/rugbyunion/club/10329528/Heineken-Cup-rebels-reject-last-ditch-talks-with-European-Rugby-Cup.html


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