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France need more than a Grand Slam to prove they are the real deal

March 10, 2010

Trust the French to blow everyone’s predictions out of the water. This was expected to be the most unpredictable of Six Nations where the only likelihood was that there would be no Grand Slam. But tr...

Number 13s take centre stage in Six Nations clash of styles

March 4, 2010

Stuart Peel examines the different styles of centres that have featured in this year's RBS Six Nations.

Charity Rugby Raffle: Help a Great Cause and Win Some Great Prizes

March 3, 2010

A plea for support from your Editor of The Rugby Blog: I am organising a big online rugby raffle to raise money for charity, and I’d be really grateful for the support of our readers.

It’s time to give Italy the respect they deserve

March 3, 2010

As the 2010 RBS Six Nations unfolds, everyone is talking about Grand Slams for France, Triple Crowns for Ireland and just how poor England have been recently. What’s not being so openly talked about ...

Andy Powell’s driving ban is the least of his problems

March 2, 2010

Andy Powell has been banned from driving today for 15 months, following his hilarious golf buggy episode at the M4 service station after the Wales victory over Scotland.

Wales must lift the Millennium roof

February 25, 2010

When a coach reflects so longingly on the loss of one player, it not only reminds us of what could have been but also highlights a team’s current shortcomings. Warren Gatland has always held Gavin He...

Interview with Tommy Bowe and Jamie Heaslip

February 24, 2010

The Ireland and Lions legends spoke exclusively to The Rugby Blog, reflecting on their defeat in Paris and looking ahead to this weekend’s game with England.

RBS RugbyForce: does your Rugby Club need renovating?

February 12, 2010

As part of their sponsorship of the Six Nations, RBS have launched RBS RugbyForce to help grass roots rugby clubs improve their facilities – you may have noticed the banners on The Rugby Blog, ...

Paris braced for early title decider

February 11, 2010

Considering the first round of Six Nations matches are yet to be fully digested, some may feel it’s a little premature to start focusing on a potential title decider, but based on what we saw in week...

Johnson needs direction in the Six Nations

January 20, 2010

When the suits of the RFU summoned Martin Johnson – the alpha male of English rugby – to restore national pride in the spring of 2008, two questions stood out. Firstly, could captain marv...

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