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Tag: Rugby
‘Players wonder whether it’s all worth it’: life in rugby union’s Championship
Justin Blanchet talks about the harsh nature of rugby in The Championship…
We fell short this time, but a USA World Cup could send rugby skywards
Japan’s ascent shows the value of hosting the tournament and the United States has the potential to do the same…
USA can take strength from familiar England in World Cup battle
Pressure is on the favourites and our knowledge of players can help inflict an upset…
Taking on England at the Rugby World Cup is strange for me – but USA are ready
Taking on England will be the biggest challenge – but we are ready…
Lee Dickson: Family, Rugby and Opportunity
15 years of professional rugby, the former England scrum half calls time on his career. Opportunities gained, to ones missed, the rugby family and the school teaching that awaits him…
‘Tour life’ – baggage, roommates, a Nintendo Switch and ‘other activities’
Playing sport on the road. The highs and lows of ‘tour life’ brought to you from my very own experiences…
Jonah Lomu
Without a shadow of a doubt this man-mountain of a legend from Auckland deserves to be first on the list of rugby’s greatest that ever played the game. The upmost sadness, is that he was taken from us all to soon…
‘Remembrance’ on the 100th year anniversary
100 years will have passed since the armistice was signed to bring an end to the horrors of the First World War. Here is a story of my great-grandfather, and a rugby tour to pay our respects…
The old to the new. Dick Manley: A story of an Exeter Chief and England legend.
An interview with one of the South West’s true sporting legends. We talk about Manley’s career and the changes in rugby…
