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3:20pm Friday 16th May 2008
Gloucester boss Dean Ryan has dismissed any notion of his team under-estimating Leicester in Sunday's Guinness Premiership play-off clash at Kingsholm.
Ryan's men topped the Premiership table after 22 games, finishing 10 points above the Tigers who claimed fourth spot on a dramatic final weekend when they edged out Harlequins and Sale Sharks.
But Ryan warned: "Leicester are very dangerous. On the day, when you look at their playing list and their experience at this level, they are very capable of winning a game like this one and going on and winning the whole thing."
He added: "I see the threat. We are fully aware of what they are capable of bringing to this game.
"We were well beaten last year but I would like to think a year on we've matured and we are better for it."
Bob Geldof is to endorse former Tory frontbencher David Davis' protest against the Government's erosion of civil liberties.
GPs are undermining choice in the NHS by operating "gentleman's agreements" not to take on each other's patients, a health minister has said.
Curtis Davies has joined Aston Villa from West Brom on a four-year contract after spending last season on loan from the Hawthorns.
England have named an unchanged Test squad for the start of the npower series against South Africa.
Sheryl Crow is urging people to get involved in saving America's wild horses.
Jay-Z caused such a stir at this year's Glastonbury Festival that sales of his album by a music chain have enjoyed a near five-fold increase.
Rain failed to dampen the spirits of music fans at the start of the four-day O2 Wireless Festival.
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