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Marcus Returns
Marcus Smith returns to the starting line-up as Quins head for a Sunday showdown at Sale kicking off at 3.00. Can he turn round our fortunes after the disastrous start?
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Embarassing
A strong squad headed West with confidence. They came back from Gloucester with literally nothing. Glaws 48 Quins NIL .
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Furbank Starts
George Furbank will be in the Harlequins shirt as makes his first Prem start for Quins. He will be at full back in the side which takes on Gloucester on Saturday - it'll be live on TNT Sports with a 5.30 kick off.
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Tough Start
Friday night under lights at The Stoop could not be a better way to start the new league season. It'll be tough as last season's runners-up Bath visit but there's been enough going on during the summer to show the faithful that last season's run of poor results may well be over. It's a sell-out and if you've missed your chance to get a ticket it's on TNT/HBO kicking off at 7.45.
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Great Start Continues
It may only be the Prem Cup but after last season's travails we will take the two wins out of two including taking the scalp of reigning champs Saints.
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Europe At Stake
Quins supporters will be hoping that Prem leaders Northampton Saints arrive for the final league game with more than one eye on their semi-final. The hosts go into the game needing the win to stand a chance of finishing in the eighth and final Champions Cup qualifying spot.
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Two To Go
What a disjointed league season this has been. Here we are almost in June with two Prem games still to go and despitye it being a very poor set of resulkts so far for Quins we can still get a European spot if we hold off Gloucester in those games.
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Team To Scupper Chiefs
After last week's epic win at struggling Newcastle Red Bulls Quins need to show their own supporters what they can really do. So let's hope for anther big score against Chiefs in the Big Game ay Twickers on Saturday (live on TNT if you can't get there kick off 4.00).
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Season Starts Here
After six games without a win not many expected Quins to overcome Bristol in Cardiff. It wasn't the most dynamic performance but there was plenty of effort and character as we won 14-18.
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Next Season Here We Come
Head coach Jason Gilmore and his new coaching team of Robbie Deans and Rob Hunter say that trophies are definitely demanded in the next few seasons and they have a chance to put down a marker when Quiins travel to Cardiff to take on Bristol Bears on neutral territory in the Big Day Out game (Saturday kick off 3.30 on TNT).
