by rugbyunited | Oct 18, 2019 | blog
England play their World Cup quarter-final on Saturday morning. However back home the Premiership will already have started what promises to be an exceptionally exciting and open season. Friday night (1945hrs BST) sees the beginning of many months of twists and turns...
by Dan Mason | Oct 12, 2019 | blog
As I’m sure all of you noticed in the midst of Rugby World Cup 2019 pool play, Rugby Europe’s 2019-2020 cycle opened last weekend as the Czech Republic dominated Hungary, 64-0 in Conference One North play! The Rugby Europe slate has 7 big matches on it,...
by rugbyunited | Oct 10, 2019 | blog
Well. It’s all gone Pete Tong. As a super typhoon looks set to wreak havoc on the World Cup, meaning we’ve lost 2 matches so far, New Zealand v Italy and England v France, the bigger picture is, forget the rugby and let’s hope that people are safe...
by SeanP | Oct 2, 2019 | blog
So far we have seen Ireland fans give a standing ovation to Japan, a superfan sporting body-painted jerseys, and England supporters dressed head to toe in white and red. But #rugbyunited’s Peter Redman wants to see something a little different from England fans and...
by rugbyunited | Sep 29, 2019 | blog
Nicky Ponsford has been in the leading figure in women’s rugby, as the Head of Performance at the RFU, since October 2002. James from @RugbySaracens interviewed her earlier this month about the new Tyrell’s Premier 15s season and the challenges of developing women’s...
by rugbyunited | Sep 21, 2019 | blog
James from RugbySaracens spoke recently at length with Mark McCall, Director of Rugby at Saracens. McCall discussed fostering a culture of continuity within the club, new arrivals, the importance of Saracens to England Rugby and, in his most strident comments, that...
