Carter anticipates bon voyage
New Zealand fly-half Dan Carter embarks on his French sojourn this week as he links up with Perpignan.Comments off
Rugby Union News
All the latest Rugby Union news from the Permiership, Celtic League, Six Nations and Rugby World Cup.Archive for November, 2008
Southern stars dim northern lights
Why have the Six Nations teams fared so badly against the Tri-Nations giants this year?Comments off
Munster lay claim to another piece of history
Barry Murphy will never be held in the same esteem as the Munstermen of 1978, the conquerors of Graham Mourie's pioneering Grand Slam winners.Comments off
English tactics below the belt
Jimmy Cowan pulled no punches in assessing England's spoiling tactics as the All Blacks completed their Grand Slam at Twickenham.Comments off
England facing tough Rugby World Cup draw
England will learn their 2011 Rugby World Cup fate on Monday after being left on a probable collision course with one of the Tri-Nations heavyweights.Comments off
Learning curve is over - Edwards
Defence coach Shaun Edwards says Wales's 21-18 win over Australia confirmed their learning curve is over.Comments off
Powell reflects on magical month
Wales No.8 Andy Powell has described the last month as "the best four weeks of my life" after making his international debut and thrusting himself into Lions contention .Comments off
Flood remaining positive
Fly half Toby Flood says that the England squad are still feeling positive despite being whitewashed by the big three southern hemisphere teams this autumn.Comments off
Saracens too strong for Worcester
Flying Fijian Kameli Ratuvou scored on his return from international duty to stop the rot at Saracens and inspire Eddie Jones' men to victory over resurgent Worcester.Comments off
Harlequins stun Bath
Harlequins scored two late tries to prevent Bath from going back to the top of the English Premiership.Comments off