A continuation of our Next Generation Special in video form
Our recent guest editor Squidge Rugby looks at the young guns to storm the Rugby World Cup (Squidge Rugby YouTube)
Rugby World guest editor Squidge Rugby has released a brand new Rugby World Cup youngsters video, continuing the Next Generation Special theme of the August issue of the magazine.
YouTube sensation Squidge runs the rule over some of the best youngsters to have ever represented their nation at the World Cup. From the youngest winner to try-scorer and even just the very youngest to ever take to the field.
South Africa’s Frans Steyn and Wales legend George North feature heavily while watch out for a special mention for Georgia scrum-half Vasil Lobzhanidze.
If you have been enjoying the ongoing U20 Rugby World Cup and it has got you thinking about who the break-out stars of this September’s senior tournament could be, then there’s no better time to reminisce about those fresh-faced youngsters who have lit up previous editions.
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🧵 What is in the August – Next Generation Special – edition of Rugby World? 🧵@henry_arundell is our cover star with the England youngster aiming to take #RWC2023 by storm
He's also starting a new club chapter post @londonirish 😥
Editor Alan Dymock caught up with the speedster – thanks to The Sunbury Gallery for hosting us! – on all things England, London Irish, the future and more.
Special report on body image and eating disorders
With some powerful input from dietitians, psychologists, coaches, referees and players, Josh Graham shines a light on rugby’s relationship with body image and eating disorders.
Sam Prendergast: The new Johnny Sexton?
Tom English runs the rule over the Ireland U20 fly-half that many have tipped to take the baton from the soon-to-be-retired Ireland captain.
Mason Grady
Alan Dymock hears all about Mason Grady’s basketballing roots as he prepares for the World Cup with Wales without his old centre partner Joe Hawkins.
Top schools ranked!
Along with NextGenXV, we rank the 12 best rugby schools in the world. There are some monstrous production lines out there but have we made the right calls and who will come out at No 1?
Stephen Jones: A new era dawns for the women’s game
Our columnist casts his eye over the future of the women’s game with England handing out new and improved contracts and the new WXV competition fast approaching.
What else is in the August edition of Rugby World?
Downtime with Scotland’s Adam Hastings
We shine a light on Émilien Gailleton, France’s 19-year-old centre who looks set to make the RWC squad after finishing as the Top 14 top try-scorer with Pau