To many, the Irish skipper has done it all after leading his country to that long-awaited Grand Slam last year, going on to win the top club honour in the game with Leinster's Heineken Cup triumph. But still the 31-year-old's hunger to achieve more seems undiminished.
Fri, Mar 4, 2011
The thoughts and deepest sympathies of the global Rugby family continue to be with the people of Christchurch, all New Zealanders and everyone affected by last week’s tragedy. The response of the global Rugby family has been overwhelming and we know is greatly appreciated by those affected. It is appropriate that the focus must remain [...]
Fri, Mar 4, 2011
Rugby World Cup officials insist they will not rush a decision on whether the earthquake-hit city of Christchurch will host matches at this year’s tournament but they have confirmed that all 48 matches will be played in New Zealand. Christchurch is scheduled to host five pool games and two quarter-finals [...]
Thu, Mar 3, 2011
Ben Foden has revealed how England have embraced the favourites tag and that the confidence running through the squad is setting them up for success at the World Cup this year. England need to beat Scotland and Ireland over the last two weekends of the Six Nations to complete their [...]
Thu, Mar 3, 2011
Chabal remains a divisive figure “Since Chabal has returned to France he has divided the nation. He became an iconic figure while playing in England but is regarded as a show pony.” John Taylor writes Wilko set to reclaim all-time Test points record “Jonny Wilkinson will add [...]
Monday, March 22, 2010
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