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How Owen got a D-I-Y move to Halifax

27 January 2019 0 comments

GARFIELDO wen had broken into the Wales team during the second half of the Fifties when a report in the Daily Herald caught his attention. […]

England lock set for new Saracens contract

17 January 2019 0 comments

Maro Itoje is likely to remain at Saracens

That was the year that was

30 December 2018 0 comments

Peter Jackson looks back at 2018 and reflects on 2019 Top try: Jacob Stockdale strikes against New Zealand PICTURES: Getty Images Meteoric rise: Ireland lock […]

Matavesi: French victory has us all believing

2 December 2018 0 comments

NEWS EXTRA By NEALE HARVEY WATCH out Wales, Fiji are coming to get you! That’s the warning from hooker Sam Matavesi after the freshly re-signed […]

Mantle holds his place alongside St Helens’ mightiest

25 November 2018 1 comment

AS a teenaged all-rounder of prodigious ability growing up in the Fifties, John Mantle excelled as a track-and-field athlete, captained the school cricket team and […]

Michael Lynagh has his say on what England-Australia rivalry means to the Wallabies

23 November 2018 0 comments

There’s plenty of history between the northern hemisphere and southern hemisphere giants

Yes, England like to smash Aussies but in a nice way!

18 November 2018 2 comments

Brendan Gallgher looks at the history of the England-Australia rivalry over the past century ENGLAND and Australia can both raise their bats at Twickenham on […]

What a treat for Cardiff faithful as the Welsh cut loose like never before

18 November 2018 2 comments

From PETER JACKSON at Principality Stadium Final flourish: Cory Hill dives over to end the try-scoring PICTURES: Getty Images WALES Reserves gave the faithful a […]

Bad times are good for facing All Blacks

4 November 2018 0 comments

OVER the decades, playing New Zealand has provided the ultimate Test with teams needing to be in top shape mentally and physically to stand any […]

Gallagher column: Where have Eddie’s bullying forwards got to?

2 November 2018 0 comments

Time is running out for Eddie to sort out his pack

Poor autumn series ‘would deny England momentum’

28 October 2018 2 comments

Saints DoR: Chris Boyd ENGLAND’S failure to nail down key selections is compromising their ability to create World Cup-winning momentum, according to Northampton Saints director […]

The call-up for Ted Hill shows the strides Worcester’s academy is making, says fellow England newbie Schonert

25 October 2018 0 comments

The Worcester Warriors tighthead prop reflects on his own career since his move five years ago

Warriors put weakened Ospreys to the sword

21 October 2018 1 comment

By ALEX BYWATER Starter: Worcester’s Jamie Shillcock beats the tackle of Ospreys’ James Hook to score their first try PICTURE: Getty Images THE Ospreys managed […]

South Africa captain Siya Kolisi should make the move north, urges Springbok World Cup winner

18 October 2018 0 comments

Leave the Rainbow Nation for a move north like many of his countrymen?

Bath may have to choose between glory and safety

14 October 2018 0 comments

A FRONT ROW VIEW OF THE GAME JEFF PROBYN Losing start: Bath took on Toulouse yesterday at the Rec As we watch this week’s first […]

Dragons flying at full throttle for shot at Marseilles miracle

14 October 2018 1 comment

BRENDAN GALLAGHER looks ahead to next month’s World Cup repechage in Marseilles Determined: Max Denmark on the charge against the Cook Islands. Right: Hong Kong […]

Horwill: More international stars may follow Joe Marler’s lead

11 October 2018 0 comments

The Harlequins vice-captain also talks about Michael Cheika’s job security

Is England’s scrum doomed ahead of the World Cup? The architect of the 2003 world beaters shares his view

21 September 2018 0 comments

Phil Keith-Roach explains why the time for change may have arrived at the feet of England’s front row

Find a front row or forget the World Cup, Eddie

16 September 2018 0 comments

Nick Cain talks to the architect of England’s 2003 world-beating scrum to find what’s missing now Guru: Phil Keith-Roach Front row greats: From left, Phil […]

Guscott column: Why England don’t make fly-halves like Beauden Barrett

12 September 2018 0 comments

The New Zealand 10 can spot gaps and fly through them like few of his northern hemisphere contemporaries can

Coaches need protecting like players, says Moon

9 September 2018 1 comment

By NEALE HARVEY Views: Richard Moon RUGBY’S coaches deserve greater protection and are being poorly served by comparison with players, according to Rugby Coaches Association […]

Barretts join the brothers in arms through the ages

2 September 2018 0 comments

Brilliant Barretts: Jordie, Scott and Beauden WE can agree, I think, that the remarkable Barrett brothers constitute the greatest rugby playing siblings of modern times. […]

Cain column: Eddie Jones has no grounds to dump his bad boys

30 August 2018 0 comments

The end of Eddie Jones’ “clean slate” approach?

Williams column: Deafening WRU silence over the future of Cardiff Arms Park worries me

23 August 2018 0 comments

Shane Williams gives his take on the future of a ground with grand standing in the history of Welsh rugby

Dinosaurs must realise TMO plays a vital role

19 August 2018 2 comments

COLIN BOAG Injured: Ospreys signing Gheorghe Gajio is out for six months Well done to World Rugby for standing up to the Southern Hemisphere whingers. […]

Rugby Championship: Australia seek to shore up scrum while blooding in new caps

16 August 2018 0 comments

Continuing our team profiles ahead of the 2018 Rugby Championship, we look at the Wallabies

Mario must stop this Pumas freefall

12 August 2018 1 comment

BRENDAN GALLAGHER runs his eye over the Rugby Championship contenders ahead of next weekend’s big kick-off Big job on: Argentina coach Mario Ledesma THE Rugby […]

Seniloli signs for Doncaster as Bedford turn to Sarries

12 August 2018 0 comments

DONCASTER Knights have signed Fiji scrum-half Henry Seniloli on a oneyear deal. He joins from Romanian side Timisoara Saracens, who won the CEK Bank SuperLiga […]

Can Lee light blue touch paper?

29 July 2018 0 comments

NICK CAIN TALKS TO WASPS ATTACK COACH LEE BLACKETT ABOUT HIS STAR-STUDDED BACK LINE INTERVIEW Right fit: Lima Sopoaga puts the team first says Blackett […]

Big step in right direction, but doesn’t go far enough

29 July 2018 1 comment

JEFF PROBYN A FRONT ROW VIEW OF THE GAME Clamp down: Shoulder high hits will be banned in this season’s Championship Cup PICTURE: Getty Images […]

Dan Leo column: World Rugby must act to redress this failing system

18 July 2018 0 comments

Dan Leo looks at how mistakes are allowed to re-occur and impact Tier 2 & 3 nations

World Rugby must act to redress this failing system

15 July 2018 1 comment

DAN LEO EXPERT ANALYST ON PACIFIC NATIONS When images surfaced on social media last week of the Zimbabwean National Rugby team sleeping in the streets […]

Gold’s Eagles have found wind beneath their wings at long last

1 July 2018 0 comments

BRENDAN GALLAGHER talks to Dan Lyle about the changing landscape of rugby in America OVER the years we have heard so many proclamations insisting that […]

Acid test awaits against All Blacks

24 June 2018 0 comments

NICK CAIN sits down with former Springboks captain Gary Teichmann – a hero in South Africa and Newport… Cornerstone: Tenda Mtawarira PICTURE: Getty Images Record-holders: […]

Jobless Germans in World Cup mix despite season of turmoil

24 June 2018 0 comments

BRENDAN GALLAGHER talks to Germany coach Mauritz Botha ahead of the RQC qualifier with Samoa Germany coach: Mauritz Botha Tough qualifying: Germany, scoring here against […]

Inspirational rise of the ‘Beast’ from Zimbabwe

17 June 2018 0 comments

NICK CAIN looks at the rise of Springbok powerhouse Tendai ‘Beast’ Mtawarira Centurian: Tendai Mtawarira is gunning to make the World Cup in Japan next […]

Jackson column: Surely Bok reserves don’t merit cap status

14 June 2018 0 comments

By Peter Jackson Charlie Faulkner will never forget his international debut, how he stood toe-to-toe against the All Blacks and slugged it out for the […]

McCafferty’s put his head in the Lions’ den

10 June 2018 0 comments

NICK CAIN READ HIS EXPERT OPINION EVERY WEEK HAVING spent most of the season refusing to comment on matters pertaining to the Premiership, such as […]

Woodward’s way or the highway after Tour of Hell

10 June 2018 0 comments

BRENDAN GALLAGHER looks at how the infamous tour in 1998 helped turn England into world beaters Record defeat: Ben Sturnham on the attack during England’s […]

Surely Bok reserves don’t merit cap status

10 June 2018 0 comments

PETER JACKSON THE MAN TRULY IN THE KNOW Made to wait for his cap: Wales prop Charlie Faulkner PICTURE: Getty Images Charlie Faulkner will never […]

Two-horse race to decide World Series

10 June 2018 1 comment

By ADAM ELLIS PARIS SEVENS Class act: Fiji’s Sevuloni Mocenacagi dives in to score against Samoa FIJI and South Africa will determine their own fates […]

New-look Wales bid to emulate success of ‘99

3 June 2018 0 comments

ALEX BYWATER talks to the Welsh coaching duo hoping for more glory days in Argentina History boys: Chris Wyatt scores for Wales against Argentina on […]

How Bok tour turned whitewashed England into All Black beaters

3 June 2018 2 comments

Skipper in ‘72: John Pullin I’M NOTsure how much store Eddie Jones puts in history but the last time England travelled to South Africa off […]

Galacticos of 1998 ensured Sevens was here to stay

11 April 2018 0 comments

Brendan Gallagher recalls the glorious arrival of Rugby Sevens to the Commonwealth Games

Galacticos of ’98 ensured Sevens was here to stay

8 April 2018 0 comments

BRENDAN GALLAGHER recalls the glorious arrival of Rugby Sevens to the Commonwealth Games BRENDAN GALLAGHER Best of the best: Jonah Lomu tries to get away […]

Bailey turning women into world beaters in double quick time

8 April 2018 0 comments

Women’s Sevens TEAM England women’s Sevens coach James Bailey knows his side must overcome “super high competition” if they are to collect a Commonwealth Games […]

Humiliation for Carter as Racing come back

18 March 2018 1 comment

Racing president Jacky Lorenzetti describes the merger that never was with Stade Francais a year ago as the most painful episode of his 12-year reign. […]

Is thisWorld Cup story changing face of old-fashioned Spanish sporting customs?

25 February 2018 0 comments

BRENDAN GALLAGHER takes a look at the latest European nation to make their mark in rugby SO, suddenly Spain look odds-on to qualify for RWC2019 […]

MY LIFEIN RUGBY

11 February 2018 1 comment

THE FORMER BEDFORD, CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY AND ENGLAND LOCK BOB WILKINSON Iwent to Wales versus Scotland with a friend last Saturday – only the second time […]

Anscombe’s anguish recalls the horror of JJ in 1974

11 February 2018 2 comments

PETER JACKSON VERDICT Tough ‘HQ’ initiation: Rhys Patchell As if the wounded Welsh hadn’t suffered enough before kick-off and immediately after it, an old Twickenham […]

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