Searle

American

[surl] / sɜrl /

noun

Ronald (William Fordham) 1920–2011, British cartoonist and artist.

Searle British

/ sɜːl /

noun

Ronald ( William Fordham ). 1920–2011, British cartoonist, best known as the creator of the schoolgirls of St Trinian's

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Fly-half Billy Searle scored a second-half hat-trick as Leicester Tigers kept their knockout hopes alive in the Investec Champions Cup with a dominant win over Bayonne.

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Geoff Parling's side had the bonus point secured before half-time, with Searle, captain Ollie Chessum and Emeka Ilione scoring in a one-sided second half.

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Australia's James O'Connor was signed as the marquee replacement, with Searle and Orlando Bailey also picked up as backup options.

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Availability early in the Prem season has allowed Searle to establish himself as Leicester's starting fly-half, and he has not looked back.

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Searle, who has spent time at several clubs, has been around at 29, but is now playing some of the best rugby of his career.

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