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Swinging 60s rugby showed its very good, bad and ugly sides

Brendan Gallagher continues his expert and authorative look at the history of Rugby Union

FOR rugby the 60s mirrored the pop revolution which produced some of the greatest sounds and talent in history and, if we are honest listening decades later, a fair deal of embarrassing dross. It was a case of the very good, the very bad and occasionally the downright ugly.
Very little will ever surpass the brilliance and drama of Richard Sharp and Andy Hancock’s tries at Twickenham, the impact of Keith Jarrett’s sensational Wales Test debut, the majesty of Maurice Richards’ four trie...

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