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Alfie Bell Re-Signs with Exeter Chiefs

Exeter Chiefs lock Alfie Bell has re-signed with the club to continue at Sandy Park.

The former Wasps Academy player was plucked from the remains of the former Gallagher Premiership side when they folded in late 2022 and has been a Chief ever since.

“I wanted to recommit to Chiefs because I believe it’s the best place for me to develop further and earn the opportunity to play in the Premiership,” Bell said.

“One of my favourite memories in my Chiefs journey so far is having had the chance to play next to my brother at Sandy Park. It was something we both had...

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Is it ethical to bet on youth sports?

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Sun, 03/30/2025 - 10:57pm

In the UK, sports betting is traditionally popular. According to official statistics, 14 billion pounds are bet annually. At the same time, the issue of betting on sports competitions involving underage athletes remains open.

People who support the legalization of betting on youth and amateur sports give several arguments to support this position.

The first argument is that such bets are made anyway in illegal, unregulated markets. Youth cricket is most often predominant in this regard. Accordingly, there is no point in banning them, but legalization and taxation are...

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Exeter Chiefs back Dan John has re-signed with the club to continue at Sandy Park

A former Welsh age-grade international, John is an exciting prospect amongst the Chiefs ranks, just looking for an injury-free run to truly impose himself on games in the Exeter shirt.

“It feels brilliant to be staying at the club,” John said. “I’m really excited to enjoy another season with the boys, and it’s a pleasure to re-sign with such a great club.

“I’ve spent a lot of years here now, so I’m delighted to stay. It’s nice to see that other boys are sticking around as well, especially around about my age as we’re looking to really build on this group to be able to...

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Jacques Vermeulen Signs for Sale Sharks

Exeter Chiefs back rower Jacques Vermeulen has agreed a move to Sale Sharks for the 2025/26 season.

The 30-year-old back-row forward will join Chiefs’ Gallagher Premiership opposition after six seasons as a Chief, during which time he was a trophy winner in the 2020 double for Exeter.

“As my time with the team comes to a close, I would like to take a moment to express how truly incredible this journey has been,” Vermeulen said.

“From the very first day, I was welcomed with open arms by each and every one of you, and together, we created something truly special...

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The Singapore Sports Betting Industry: Key Trends and Regulations

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Thu, 03/20/2025 - 8:36pm

The sports betting industry in Singapore is evolving rapidly, driven by new trends and regulatory changes. With the rise of online platforms and the increasing popularity of in-play and e-sports betting, the landscape is becoming more dynamic. Additionally, the recent implementation of the Gambling Control Act 2022 has introduced significant regulations aimed at ensuring consumer protection and responsible gambling. This article explores the key trends shaping the industry, the regulatory framework in place, and what the future may hold for sports betting in Singapore, particularly...

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Vertu Volvo Exeter backs Buckland Athletic Girls Under-16s as main shirt sponsor

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Wed, 03/19/2025 - 6:51pm

Vertu Volvo Exeter is sponsoring Buckland Athletic Girls Under-16s as they aim for the league title, furthering its commitment to supporting grassroots sport and the local community. The dealership is the team’s main shirt sponsor as they compete at the top level of the Devon Girls Football League.

The squad of 18 talented players is currently leading Division One and has also reached the semi-finals of the County Cup. With several players on county and national pathways, the team is proving to be a breeding ground for future footballing talent.

Ben Williamson, Service...

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Exeter Gears Up for Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 as Canada’s Alex Tessier Prepares for Scotland Clash

As excitement builds for Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025, Canada’s Alex Tessier is relishing the chance to return to Exeter, where she has spent the past season playing for the Chiefs.

The dynamic fly-half is set to take centre stage at Sandy Park when Canada faces Scotland on September 6th, in what promises to be one of the most thrilling match-ups of the tournament’s pool stage.

Tessier said: “Sandy Park is an amazing stadium, and I can't wait for our game against Scotland. The atmosphere down in Exeter is incredible, and I know the fans will come out in full force to...

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Calling all Exeter Chiefs Rugby fans

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 03/17/2025 - 8:48pm

Up-and-coming Chiefs’ tighthead prop Jimmy Roots (brother of England’s Ethan), will be appearing at Brightside Exeter on Wednesday 26th March to talk all things rugby, followed by a meet and greet.

Fans will have the chance to ask questions, probe Jimmy to find out what really goes on behind the scenes at the Premiership Rugby Club, get tips and hints for any budding young stars and have rugby balls and shirts signed.

This is a free to book event, tables are available from 6pm. Brightside’s full Noon To Night menu will be available including, in Jimmy’s honour, a...

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Cheltenham Festival 2025: Caldwell Potter claims poignant victory at the National Hunt showpiece

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Mon, 03/17/2025 - 12:38pm

Caldwell Potter gave trainer Paul Nicholls his 50th Cheltenham Festival winner when making all to record a poignant success in the Jack Richards Novices' Chase.

Running in the colours of John Hales, who sadly died in January, the dashing grey produced a great round of jumping under jockey Harry Cobden to leave his rivals trailing.

Hales, along with Sir Alex Ferguson, Ged Mason and Peter Done, paid €740,000 to buy Caldwell Potter from Andrew and Gemma Brown’s Caldwell Construction dispersal sale last year.

The horse was unimpressive when winning on his debut for...

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What to know about the Triumph Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Mon, 03/17/2025 - 10:25am

The Triumph Hurdle represents a fascinating intersection of youth and potential in National Hunt racing, serving as the championship event for juvenile hurdlers who are taking their first steps towards possible (anchor) stardom at the Cheltenham Festival.

As the curtain-raiser on Gold Cup day, this Grade 1 contest has launched the careers of several jumping legends. From Persian War’s historic success preceding his Champion Hurdle trilogy to Tiger Roll’s victory marking the beginning of his remarkable Festival journey, the race has an uncanny knack for identifying future...

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Rigg Signs New Chiefs Contract

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Wed, 03/12/2025 - 10:46pm

Exeter Chiefs centre Will Rigg has extended his stay at Sandy Park as he signs a new Chiefs contract.

Signing from Championship club Coventry in February 2024, Rigg has since debuted in all top-flight competitions – the Premiership Rugby Cup, the Gallagher Premiership and the Investec Champions Cup.

“I’m really excited to re-sign with the club,” Rigg said. “Since joining last year, it’s been a really positive experience getting the chance to play in the Premiership and Europe. When the opportunity came to continue my journey with the Chiefs, I was extremely happy to be...

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