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A rare example when the nickname can be used as first mention.man manager, man management?-- no hyphen, per Collins.matchday (noun, adj) -- no cap M.midtablemoney?-- Its OK to have the symbols for euros and pounds everywhere EXCEPT in title fields or in linktexts going on ESPN.com Page 1. Also, lowercase m (or lowercase bn) as shorthand for million/billion (OK in display copy; OK in text after first reference unless in a quote -- for money with a symbol (￡, €, $) ONLY, e.g., ￡11m), but do make sure any linktexts heading to ESPN.com P1 have cap M (or cap B).numbers?-- No space after period for No.10. Note: Do not use Roman numerals in starting 15, first 15.team talk?-- two words.United Kingdom, UK?-- No periods in the abbreviation (in regular or display text).under-21, U21 (and similar)usual ESPN.com/AP style for things not listed as exceptions -- extra time, free kick, hat trick, kickoff, lineup, postseason/preseason, quarterfinal/semifinal, set piece, teammate. Also, use news conference (not press conference).versus, vs.?-- Use vs. for the short form.Week [X]?-- Use numerals and cap W for Week 6 and the like.yardage?-- Use numerals for yardage, as in American football.years?-- Use a hyphen (not a slash) for a range of years -- 2009-12.Rugby terminologychargedown -- one word, meaning the blocking of a kick by an opposition player.free kick?-- an uncontested kick awarded to a team, usually for a minor penalty by the other team. The kick cannot be taken directly at the posts except by a drop goal.front five?-- a common collective name for the front-row (props and hooker) and second-row (locks) forwards.front-row?-- the common name for the prop/hooker/prop combination at the front of a scrum.[DO NOT USE] Garryowen?-- Named after the Irish club that originated the play. Use up and under instead.Grand Slam?-- a Six Nations championship won without any losses or draws.haka?-- use to describe the cultural ceremonial display with a chant performed by many Southern Pacific teams as a challenge before a match. (Preferable to other names, such as: Kapa o Pango or ka mate ((New Zealand), Cibi (Fiji), Siva Tau (Samoa), Sipi Tau (Tonga).dddddddddddd.)half-back/scrum-half?-- use for the No.9[AVOID] Home Nations?-- traditionally used in the UK and Ireland to describe teams there who compete in the Six Nations: England,?Wales,?Scotland, and (all of) Ireland[DO NOT USE] hospital pass?-- a pass received by a teammate a split second before he is tackled by one or more of the opposition. Use instead, danger or risky pass.[DO NOT USE] injury time?-- use stoppage time instead.knock on?-- no hyphen.lineout?-- one word.offside?-- one word.?[DO NOT USE] pill?-- as a nickname for a rugby ball; it is widely used in the Southern Hemisphere but not elsewhere.place kick?-- two words.positions -- There are a range of names for these, and not all the alternatives are listed. If it is not here, dont use it.positions in 15s rugby union9-15 [Use backs most often, but outside backs (the outside centre, wings and fullback) and back three (the fullback and the wingers) are acceptable.]15: fullback14 and 11: wingers or wings13: outside centre, centre or midfielder12: inside centre, centre or midfielder -- not second five-eighth10: fly-half -- not stand-off or outside half9: Scrum-half or No.9 -- not inside half (if grouping No.9 and No.10 together: use half-backs)1-86-8: back-row not loose forwards or loosies; No.8 on its own is acceptable.7: openside flanker or flanker not breakaway6: blindside flanker/flanker (No.6 is openside in South African rugby)4-5: second-row5: second-row/lock4: second-row/lock1-3: front-row3: tight-head prop/prop not prop forward2: hooker not rake1: loose-head prop/prop not prop forwardpositions in sevens1,2,4: forwards1 and 2: props3: scrum-half4: hooker5: fly-half6: centre7: winger/fullback[DO NOT USE] rugger -- colloquial name for the game.?RWC -- short for Rugby World Cup, OK to use after first mention.scrum down?-- two words.scrum-half?-- hyphenated.sevens -- lowercase s for name of the shorter form of the game unless part of a competition title.sin-bin?-- hyphenated.Test?-- uppercase T when used to describe the name for matches between two national teams. The match can also be called an international.try line?-- two words.[DO NOT USE] XV -- Use first 15 rather than first?XV. ' ' '