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Wasps Rugby Discussion / Tweet from Scrivs this morning
« on: April 22, 2023, 08:34:59 AM »
Peter Scrivener @peter_scrivener
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Wishing both @JerseyRedsRugby and @ealingtfrugby the best today.
Two teams who have helped @WaspsRugby this year.
I can?t be impartial so for me the Reds at home could nudge it.
What a game but it?s a shame it?s just for pride.
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Wishing both @JerseyRedsRugby and @ealingtfrugby the best today.
Two teams who have helped @WaspsRugby this year.
I can?t be impartial so for me the Reds at home could nudge it.
What a game but it?s a shame it?s just for pride.
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Wasps Rugby Discussion / Baxter on the Beeb website
« on: April 13, 2023, 10:25:51 PM »Exeter director of rugby Rob Baxter says teams should not have their number of players on the pitch reduced if someone is given a red card...............
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/65261316
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Wasps Rugby Discussion / ERC 1/4s
« on: April 02, 2023, 09:08:13 PM »
Some tasty match ups!
Quarter-Finals
Fri 07 Apr 2023
Leinster Rugby v Leicester Tigers
Sat 08 Apr 2023
Stade Toulousain v Cell C Sharks
Exeter Chiefs v DHL Stormers
Sun 09 Apr 2023
Stade Rochelais v Saracens
Quarter-Finals
Fri 07 Apr 2023
Leinster Rugby v Leicester Tigers
Sat 08 Apr 2023
Stade Toulousain v Cell C Sharks
Exeter Chiefs v DHL Stormers
Sun 09 Apr 2023
Stade Rochelais v Saracens
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Wasps Rugby Discussion / OT : Farrell past his use by date?
« on: February 25, 2023, 09:08:45 PM »
Weakest link in the backs today and his kicking will cost England dearly, if he continues in that form.
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Wasps Rugby Discussion / So how much debt do the 'new entity' have to cover to satisfy the RFU?
« on: February 16, 2023, 04:35:20 PM »
I have been trying to figure out how much the new owners have to cover in terms of debt.
I read somewhere that the debt associated with the stadium was part of Ashley's deal.
The RFU talk about repaying 'rugby' related debt. this obviously includes money owed to players for various reasons - salaries, appearance rights ......
Where does the bond sit- is that a total write off and the new entity have zero responsibility for it?
Does anywhen have any insights as to how much the new entity was liable for, to satisfy the RFU?
I read somewhere that the debt associated with the stadium was part of Ashley's deal.
The RFU talk about repaying 'rugby' related debt. this obviously includes money owed to players for various reasons - salaries, appearance rights ......
Where does the bond sit- is that a total write off and the new entity have zero responsibility for it?
Does anywhen have any insights as to how much the new entity was liable for, to satisfy the RFU?
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Wasps Rugby Discussion / Dame Inga Beale
« on: January 03, 2023, 01:55:48 PM »
I was having a trawl through the internet to find out a bit more about Inga Beal, one of the new board members and ex CEO of lloyds. Wiki had this :
Early life and education
Beale is the second child of an English father and a Norwegian mother. She studied economics and accounting at Newbury College, Berkshire.[2]
Career
Beale started her career in 1982 at Prudential Assurance Company in London. She trained as an underwriter, specialising in international treaty reinsurance. The industry was composed predominantly of men at the time; she once took issue with posters in the office depicting half-naked women, only to have her colleagues plaster them across her computer and chair.[2]
She took a year off in 1989, cycling in Australia and backpacking in Asia.[2][3] She left Prudential in 1992 to work as an underwriter in General Electric's insurance division. She joined GE's management in Kansas in 2001. She continued on with GE Insurance Solutions until 2006, taking leadership roles in Paris and Munich. Beale then headed Swiss reinsurer Converium, turning the company around. In 2008, she joined Zurich Insurance Group as a member of their Group Management Board. The following year she was named the group's Global Chief Underwriting Officer. From 2012–13, she was the Group CEO at the privately held Lloyd's insurer Canopius.[2]
Beale was announced as the new CEO of Lloyd's of London in December 2013, replacing Richard Ward. She is Lloyd's first female CEO in the insurance market's 328-year history.[4]
Beale, who is bisexual, has been instrumental in the launch of Pride@Lloyds, an internal LGBT employee resource group, and has supported the LGBT Insurance Network.[5]
She helped start the international Insurance Supper Club for leading female executives.[2] In 2015 Beale became the first woman and the first openly bisexual person to be named number one in the OUTstanding & FT Leading LGBT executive power list.[6]
Beale is the Chair of the HIV Commission established by UK AIDS charities the Terrence Higgins Trust and National AIDS Trust. The year-long Commission will publish its recommendations in spring 2021. The UK Government has committed to end HIV transmission in the country by 2030 and will develop its action plan once it receives the HIV Commission’s report.[7]
Beale was appointed Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE) in the 2017 New Year Honours for services to the economy.[8]
Brexit
Beale was an active advocate for the need for a settled business operating environment within the UK. At the World Economic Forum in 2018, Beale expressed concerns over the impact on business of remaining Brexit uncertainties as Brexit negotiations enter a second phase to focus on a trade deal once the UK leaves the European Union.[9]
Personal life
Beale played competitive rugby for London's Wasps into her thirties, nearly making it to the international level.[2] In 2013 she married Philippe Pfeiffer, a Swiss jewellery designer, and the couple live in Spitalfields.[10]
Early life and education
Beale is the second child of an English father and a Norwegian mother. She studied economics and accounting at Newbury College, Berkshire.[2]
Career
Beale started her career in 1982 at Prudential Assurance Company in London. She trained as an underwriter, specialising in international treaty reinsurance. The industry was composed predominantly of men at the time; she once took issue with posters in the office depicting half-naked women, only to have her colleagues plaster them across her computer and chair.[2]
She took a year off in 1989, cycling in Australia and backpacking in Asia.[2][3] She left Prudential in 1992 to work as an underwriter in General Electric's insurance division. She joined GE's management in Kansas in 2001. She continued on with GE Insurance Solutions until 2006, taking leadership roles in Paris and Munich. Beale then headed Swiss reinsurer Converium, turning the company around. In 2008, she joined Zurich Insurance Group as a member of their Group Management Board. The following year she was named the group's Global Chief Underwriting Officer. From 2012–13, she was the Group CEO at the privately held Lloyd's insurer Canopius.[2]
Beale was announced as the new CEO of Lloyd's of London in December 2013, replacing Richard Ward. She is Lloyd's first female CEO in the insurance market's 328-year history.[4]
Beale, who is bisexual, has been instrumental in the launch of Pride@Lloyds, an internal LGBT employee resource group, and has supported the LGBT Insurance Network.[5]
She helped start the international Insurance Supper Club for leading female executives.[2] In 2015 Beale became the first woman and the first openly bisexual person to be named number one in the OUTstanding & FT Leading LGBT executive power list.[6]
Beale is the Chair of the HIV Commission established by UK AIDS charities the Terrence Higgins Trust and National AIDS Trust. The year-long Commission will publish its recommendations in spring 2021. The UK Government has committed to end HIV transmission in the country by 2030 and will develop its action plan once it receives the HIV Commission’s report.[7]
Beale was appointed Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE) in the 2017 New Year Honours for services to the economy.[8]
Brexit
Beale was an active advocate for the need for a settled business operating environment within the UK. At the World Economic Forum in 2018, Beale expressed concerns over the impact on business of remaining Brexit uncertainties as Brexit negotiations enter a second phase to focus on a trade deal once the UK leaves the European Union.[9]
Personal life
Beale played competitive rugby for London's Wasps into her thirties, nearly making it to the international level.[2] In 2013 she married Philippe Pfeiffer, a Swiss jewellery designer, and the couple live in Spitalfields.[10]
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Wasps Rugby Discussion / Well someone had to support Jones and no surprises as to who it was!
« on: December 12, 2022, 05:38:01 PM »30