Wednesday’s Media Watch is led off Double Dragons bombshells as boss Dean Ryan discussed news in a variety of areas.

Firstly the unequivocally good, with the news that front row options will soon be boosted by former Wales propAaron Jarvis, who can play either side of the scrum.

The 33-year-old has been out of action since suffering a hamstring injury against theScarlets in Llanelli in January.

Not that Dragons’sother news is bad, just that Ryan is facing a financial battle to keep propBrok Harris at the region.

Up in ScotlandThe National is continuing the conversation linkingEdinburgh head coachRichard Cockerill with the national setup, if the men from the capital continue to deliver performances like in the 46-7 victory over Scarlets at the weekend you feel the speculation will only grow.

And Cockerill’s assistantDuncan Hodge is loving thenew expansive style his side have introduced.

Not one, not two, but THREE walk-ins for @duhanvdmerwe on the weekend 🤠

The @EdinburghRugby winger certainly knows how to be in the right place at the right time 👏

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Glasgow Warriors have admitted to a‘frustrating’ start to their season, but are drip-feeding their World Cup stars back in now.

AndDTH van der Merwe insists there is absolutelyno need to panic just yet.

In excellent news for rugby fans around the world it appears wehaven’t seen the last of Ireland and Ulster greatRory Best just yet, whileGraham Rowntree has arrived at Munster with the province also providingan update on defence coach JP Ferreira.

Elsewhere in the world it appears New Zealand chief offloaderSonny Bill Williams is attracting a bit of a wolfpack, including of the Toronto variety, in competition for his signing.

Williams, who is in line to face Wales in the World Cup third/fourth place play-off on Friday, has previously won 12 caps for his country in rugby league with rumours circulating he’slooking to depart the All Blacks.

And finally with the small matter of a Rugby World Cup Final to come on Saturday, England’sBilly Vunipola has responded to South Africa’s promise of all-out aggression in Saturday’s World Cup final bydeclaring “bring it on”.