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Posted 769 days ago
Saracens are in Aviva Premiership semi-final action against Gloucester at Vicarage Road on Sunday, kick off 2.30pm, and welcome back England internationals Steve Borthwick and Richard Wigglesworth to the starting line-up.
Both were on the bench in last weekend’s victory against Harlequins, but they return for the visit of Gloucester. Another international returning to the starting XV is Scottish back row…
Posted 776 days ago
Welsh international fly half Nicky Robinson is back at fly half as Gloucester Rugby wind up the regular section of the Aviva Premiership calendar with a home fixture against Sale Sharks on Saturday (kick off 3pm).
Robinson was forced to leave the field during the recent home win over Northampton Saints with a dead leg but is back and raring to…
Posted 895 days ago
Since retiring, Welsh legend Scott Quinnell had a lot of spare time on his hands. So what better way to keep occupied than to travel around the country, visiting some premiership teams to set a challenge…The Crossbar Challege. Scott takes on a few greats from all nations; Dylan Hartley, Chris Jack, Tom Croft and Martin Corry to name just a…
Posted 934 days ago
Rugby World caught up with ‘Dai’ while he was just settling in to life in the Cotswolds. We spoke about his chocolate lab Frasier, favourite jokes, and life after rugby.
RUGBY WORLD: How have you settled in at Gloucester?
NICKY ROBINSON: I moved up quite early in July so I’ve been here a few months now and have settled in really…
Posted 937 days ago
Rugby World caught up the ‘Junkyard dog’ when England came calling the second time around, to talk about his addiction to World of Warcraft, becoming a better golfer and being allergic to household chores.
RUGBY WORLD: You must be pleased to be back in the senior England squad?
MIKE TINDALL: Massively. I hadn’t given up and still had ambitions of playing…
Posted 1265 days ago
By Paul Morgan, editor of Rugby World Magazine
If Gloucester use this 13-13 draw in the right way I believe it could be the turning point of their season, and take them into the top six where they belong.
I was at Kingsholm to see an awful Gloucester side lose 35-6 to Wasps in October. After that game I thought it was…
Posted 1269 days ago
By Rugby World reader, Kate Bamber
London Wasps vs Newcastle Falcons
Newcastle have never won in eight previous visits to Adams Park, whilst the Falcons only previous win on Wasps soil was 33-30 at Loftus Road on 11 November 2001. London Wasps have won their last four encounters in all competitions since losing 6-22 at Saracens in the Guinness Premiership on…
