Jackson column: Callum Sheedy must pledge allegiance to one flag
England? Wales? Ireland? The Bristol Bears fly-half faces a predicament few others can claim
Peter Jackson
Articles from RugbyPaper columnist Peter Jackson.
Jackson column: Sale’s workhorse Sam James is as durable as Red Rum
Never out of the Sale Sharks team this season
Jackson column: Champions Cup hasn’t spread rugby beyond Six Nations unions
Bilbao stands alone as the only time the European Cup finals have been spread further than London, Paris, Newcastle or Marseille, writes..
Jackson column: Shaun Edwards will always be one of Wales’ own
A strange timeline of events and the outcome of Wales' World Cup won't impact regard for Edwards
Jackson column: Alun Wyn Jones the last man standing from 2007
His first World Cup ended on the western coast of France with Wales plunged into a national crisis which forced them to dig deep for a new..
Jackson column: Welsh clubs risk European wipe out in Judgement Day weekend
Will the Principality Stadium be the heartbreak hotel for Welsh regions?
Jackson column: The mother behind Aberavon’s wizardry
Peter Jackson explores the history of the Mainwarings of Aberavon RFC, son Billy and matriarch Evelyn
Peter Jackson’s greatest Wales team of all time
The Grandest of Slammers – Jackson's XV for Wales' 50 years of glory
When Tarw put the boot into England Grand Slam
At some point this week, Eddie Jones could do worse than blow the dust off a classic illustration of England’s tendency to go to pieces..
Size matters so much in our new land of the giants
By Peter Jackson, When the Lions clinched their one and only series victory in New Zealand, one man stood above the rest – Gordon..
