Where there's a Bill there's a way to sort out TV row Bill Beaumont has an encouraging track record when it comes to settling cross-border disputes arising from TV rights deals, and the RFU chairman is ready to put himself forward as a mediator in the current European conflict. Following a meeting of European Rugby Cup stakeholders in Dublin on Tuesday, the rival factions involved in a power struggle over the continental club game are still a long way from finding common ground. Track record: Bill Beaumont With Premiership Rugby wielding a deal with BT Vision on behalf of the English clubs and ERC armed with a competing Sky contract, delegates will reconvene in Rome next month, to resume talks. Beaumont stepped into a similar row involving England and their European counterparts in 1999 and famously managed to resolve the issue over a beer or two with the-then Six Nations chairman, Allan Hosie, at the Drum and Monkey pub in Glasgow. He is keen to have a similarly positive impact this time, albeit perhaps in more formal settings. 'As chairman of the RFU, I would like to think with the contacts that I have got and the relationships I have built up amongst our neighbours, I will try and use my best endeavours,' said the former Grand Slam-winning England captain. 'That is what the RFU wants. We are keen to resolve this situation. We don't want to be at loggerheads with our neighbours all the time or the clubs. 'We