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Bill Sweeney, Rfu and vote of no confidence

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RFU chief executive Bill Sweeney survives vote of no confidence

RFU chief executive Bill Sweeney survives vote of no confidence - Sweeney was backed by 65.82 per cent of the vote.

RFU CEO Sweeney survives no-confidence vote at Special General Meeting

Rugby Football Union CEO Bill Sweeney convincingly survived a vote of no-confidence at Twickenham on Thursday as a grass-roots revolt failed to get close to the majority of votes necessary to trigger his removal.

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Bill Sweeney Survives No-Confidence Vote at Twickenham

RFU CEO Bill Sweeney remained in his position following a failed no-confidence motion at Twickenham. The vote showed significant support for Sweeney and a desire for increased autonomy for the community game,

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England rugby could LEAVE Twickenham with two other cities suggested after stadium was blocked from hosting Beyonce

ENGLISH rugby could have a new home thanks to pop superstar Beyonce. The RFU has called Twickenham home for a whopping 115 ...

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England may ditch Twickenham for Milton Keynes over concert row, says RFU chief

England may ditch Twickenham for Milton Keynes over concert row, says RFU chief - Twickenham missed out on the chance of ...

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England could be forced to leave Twickenham because of Beyonce

England could leave Twickenham as part of a dispute over Beyonce’s summer concerts in London, the RFU chief has revealed. The ...

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Campaign to oust RFU chief exposes deep divisions within English rugby

The Whole Game Union, which includes a referees union and more than 100 professional, semi-professional and amateur rugby ...

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'We could have had Beyonce' - Sweeney wants more non-sport events at Twickenham

RFU chief executive Bill Sweeney says it would be "very difficult" to stay at Allianz Stadium unless there is an increase in ...

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England rugby 'shooting themselves in the foot' after threatening to abandon Twickenham

The RFU have shocked rugby fans with plans to leave the stadium that has hosted international games since 1909.

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