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Jeremy Guscott: Come on Stuart Lancaster, make us more like Harlequins than Sarries

27 May 2012 2 comments

Listening to Stuart Lancaster talk about his England rugby team, the words are pretty familiar. There’s nothing unusual, nothing that makes you start to think […]

Peter Jackson: Bad refs and punch-ups scar Wales tours of Australia

27 May 2012 0 comments

The last time Wales sent their Grand Slam champions to Australia, the Wallabies subjected them to all manner of mayhem. What happened during that damaging […]

Clermont survive second-half scare

7 April 2024 0 comments

Clermont ……..27 Cheetahs …….22■By BEN JAYCOCK THREE-TIME Challenge Cup winners Clermont held off a Cheetahs fightback to earn a place in the last eight. Clermont […]

Georgia Challenge Wales after Disappointing Six Nations Run

26 March 2024 0 comments

In a surprising twist of events, Georgia has publicly challenged Wales to a fixture in Tbilisi this autumn. The Welsh side coached by Warren Gatland […]

England must not drop this standard

17 March 2024 0 comments

JEREMY GUSCOTT OUTSPOKEN AND UNMISSABLE… EVERY WEEK ONE of the hardest aspects of sport is to get grounded again to repeat what you have done […]

Bitcoin’s Growing Stature in Modern Consumer Electronics

18 February 2024 0 comments

Understanding Bitcoin and Its Functionality Bitcoin, the world’s first and most well-known cryptocurrency, has been making waves in the world of consumer electronics. But what […]

North and Kinghorn miss out on Cardiff clash

1 February 2024 0 comments

Preview: Wales vs Scotland (Saturday, 4:45pm) Wales’ George North and Scotland’s Blair Kinghorn will both be absent from the two countries’ opening game of the […]

Full Contact Fun – How Rugby Fans are Winning Big Online

23 October 2023 0 comments

Rugby, often hailed as the gentleman’s game, boasts a reputation for its electrifying physicality, devoted fan following, and storied history. However, have you considered the […]

Premiership Rugby weekly previews: Round Two

20 October 2023 0 comments

While England’s upcoming World Cup semi-final showdown with the Springboks holds a prominent place in the minds of English rugby fans, the second week of […]

How To Keep Up To Date With Rugby World Cup 2023

19 October 2023 0 comments

The Rugby World Cup (RWC) 2023 concludes at the end of October after a gruelling seven weeks of rugby played by the best teams in […]

Uruguay roar back to deny Namibia

27 September 2023 0 comments

By Ben Jaycock, Assistant Editor Uruguay………………….36 Tries: Amaya 19, 49, Kessler 28, Arata 54, Basso 66 Conversions: Etcheverry 29, 51, 55, Berchesi 67 Penalties: Berchesi […]

Why Is Rugby Gaining Ground in a Non-Traditional Market Like Kentucky?

7 September 2023 0 comments

Rugby, a sport often associated with international strongholds, is finding unexpected traction in Kentucky. Factors contributing to its rise range from increased media coverage to […]

Should we care about the world rankings?

3 September 2023 0 comments

CHRIS HEWETT THINKING ALLOWED THE way Clive Woodward saw it back in 2003, the International Rugby Board’s new-fangled ranking system was a many-splendored thing. “I […]

Ex-All Blacks pack into Tonga squad

27 August 2023 0 comments

Heading to France: Charles Piutau and, inset, Malakai Fekitoa PICTURES: Getty Images FORMER All Blacks Charles Piutau, Vaea Fifita, Malakai Fekitoa and Augustine Pulu have […]

World Cup No. 4 for Japan duo

20 August 2023 0 comments

Talismanic back row Michael Leitch and hooker Shota Horie will travel to their fourth World Cup after being named in the Japan squad. Leitch, who […]

Top two get set to put on the glitz

11 June 2023 0 comments

JAMES HARRINGTON FRENCH COLUMN It’s the final the Top 14 wanted and needed. Toulouse and La Rochelle – the two best sides in the French […]

‘England are dark horses for big prize’

4 June 2023 0 comments

By GARY FITZGERALD England can be World Cup dark horses who “sneak up” on the rail and gallop off with rugby’s biggest prize. Mike Tindall […]

Follow me! Carling to lead the way in charity relay for MND

14 May 2023 0 comments

Clubs in the north are needed to help complete The Longest Try’s relay around Great Britain WILL Carling will run the first mile of the […]

Christmas miracle in the Andes: 50 years on… a tale of survival

23 December 2022 0 comments

By BRENDAN GALLAGER For those of us of a certain age there were possibly two global stories that dominated our adolescence – and my God […]

Dai expects big things now Lewis is free from injury

25 September 2022 0 comments

By STEFFAN THOMAS DAI Young has told Dillon Lewis to continue silencing his critics by dominating the scrum for Cardiff in the early part of […]

Marika tackle inspires victory

28 August 2022 0 comments

Marika Koroibete was ecstatic after helping the Wallabies return to winning ways and making one of the most ferocious tackles Test rugby has seen. The […]

DREAM TEAM

10 April 2022 0 comments

MARCO WENTZEL, THE FORMER SOUTH AFRICA, BULLS, TREVISO, LEICESTER, KINGS, LEEDS, WASPS AND SHARKS SECOND ROW, CHOOSES THE BEST XV HE HAS PLAYED WITH AND […]

Collins can boost Wales in midfield

3 October 2021 0 comments

By PETER JACKSON Tigers’ roar: Leicester players celebrate after being awarded a last minute, match-winning penalty tryPICTURE: Getty ImagesWALES are preparing to clear their midfield […]

Rogge paved way for Olympic return

5 September 2021 0 comments

RUGBY MATTERSA weekly look at the game’s other talking pointsBRENDAN GALLAGHER THE death earlier this week of former IOC president Jacques Rogge will rightly be […]

One point ends Bulls hopes of unbeaten season

23 May 2021 0 comments

SOUTH AFRICA RAINBOW CUPBy ADAM ELLIS A GUTSY performance from the Lions ended the Bulls’ pursuit of an invincible season, as Jake White’s side went down to […]

This is tip of iceberg says neuro specialist

17 December 2020 1 comment

Dr Barry O’Driscoll, uncle of Ireland great Brian, voices his concerns over rugby’s trend of concussion and traumatic brain injury

Former Wallabies head coach Michael Cheika

Michael Cheika among the candidates for Gloucester head coach role

16 June 2020 0 comments

Gloucester are believed to have concluded interviews for their head coach role, with Michael Cheika in the frame

Gloucester in full rebuild mode as Humphreys heads for the exit

2 June 2020 0 comments

Cherry and Whites looking for new head coach who will incorporate some of Humphrey’s duties as DoR

Skills coach Rory Teague to be put in charge of Gloucester

19 May 2020 0 comments

Johan Ackermann left Kingsholm after three years as head coach last Friday

‘I was so deaf, at line-outs I read lips’ – Mark Regan reveals deafness during playing days

14 May 2020 0 comments

England, Bristol and Bath hooker Mark Regan details how he kept his deafness secret his whole career

Exeter Chiefs director of rugby Rob Baxter

I would have liked to see Rob Baxter take charge of England, says Moody

7 April 2020 0 comments

Baxter’s development of Exeter should have been tested on England according to the former flanker

We must go down, reprieve would cause bitterness – Saracens coach Alex Sanderson

2 April 2020 0 comments

In our extensive interview with Saracens defence coach Alex Sanderson, he tells TRP it’s only right they are relegated

Rugby Matters: Llandow disaster turned triumph into tragedy

19 March 2020 0 comments

Brendan Gallagher recalls the tragedy of the Llandow Air Disaster

Llandow disaster turned triumph into tragedy

8 March 2020 0 comments

RUGBY MATTERS BRENDAN GALLAGHER A weekly look at the game’s other talking points Aftermath: Royal Air Force men examine the wreckage of the crashed Tudor […]

England try to tempt Louis Rees-Zammit away from Wales

7 January 2020 0 comments

Gloucester’s uncapped prodigy has verbally stated his intention to represent Wales – but that hasn’t stopped Jones calling about England duty

Alun Wyn Jones – BBC Sports Personality of the year?

19 December 2019 0 comments

Anybody who saw Wales’ excellent run of form in the Rugby World Cup will recognise the fact that it was Alun Wyn Jones who was […]

Cain column: There’s no pleasure in Domes full of sweat

9 October 2019 0 comments

Nick Cain explores the sweltering conditions of Japan made more energy-sapping by the closure of the roof at stadiums such as Oita

Cain column: Japan needs sumos who can play in the front row

18 September 2019 0 comments

Nick Cain questions whether have kept pace with the bulk and physicality of other Tier 2 nations

Ashes hero Ben Stokes shows Ben Youngs how to hit peak

3 September 2019 0 comments

Ben Stokes produced heroics at Headingley when the England cricket team needed it – and the same might be for Ben Youngs in Japan

Overseeing the development of Delon Armitage and Charlie Ewels has been one of my proudest achievements, says Toby Booth

5 July 2019 0 comments

In this lengthy feature, we talk to the departing Bath assistant coach about his time at the Rec and his past experiences

Youngs Guns: London Irish back row Izaiha Moore-Aiono

22 May 2019 0 comments

After London Irish splurged the cash on big-name players, we met one of their academy prospects

Jackson column: Welsh clubs risk European wipe out in Judgement Day weekend

26 April 2019 0 comments

Will the Principality Stadium be the heartbreak hotel for Welsh regions?

No World League without global season says Burger

17 February 2019 0 comments

By NEALE HARVEY SCHALK Burger predicts World Rugby’s grand plans for a Nations League will lie dead in the water unless the two hemispheres are […]

Jason Leonard has his say on the Six Nations and ring-fencing the Premiership

23 January 2019 0 comments

The legendary England front row forward marks Wales as the team to beware of in 2019

Pressure’s on Ireland, it’s how they handle it

20 January 2019 0 comments

NICK CAIN sits down with England’s most-capped player Jason Leonard to preview the Six Nations JASON Leonard is one of the game’s great centurions, and […]

Mallinder rejected top-flight offers for role with RFU

28 October 2018 0 comments

Passion: Jim Mallinder ENGLAND pathway coach Jim Mallinder has revealed why he turned down topflight coaching jobs in order to drive through the next generation […]

Same again but men get the honour in Tokyo

23 September 2018 1 comment

DON’T mend what isn’t broken seems to be the message from the IOC and World Rugby after this week announcing the minimum of tinkering to […]

Goode’s glad science now dictates pace of pre-season

19 August 2018 3 comments

BRENDAN GALLAGHER CATCHES UP WITH SARACENS FULL-BACK ALEX GOODE FRESH FROM HIS SUMMER BREAK Working hard: Alex Goode joins in the Saracens pre-season Football fan: […]

Quality bristles through this improving league

5 August 2018 1 comment

SHANE WILLIAMS Great signings: From left, Blade Thomson, Ross Moriarty and George North PICTURES: Getty Images SLOWLY and quietly, the PRO14 has been growing into […]

Who will claim the last four places in RWC 2019?

11 February 2018 0 comments

AND then there was four. Uruguay’s impressive 70-60 aggregate win over Canada in their twolegged qualifier for the Americas 2 spot means there are now […]

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