Welcome along to our exclusive guide to each World Cup team in pool one. We supply you with our predictions for each country’s achievements and much more. 1st Place: New Zealand Danger Man: Julian Savea Key Player: Kieran Read One to Watch: Nehe Milner-Skudder Best XV: Franks, Coles, Faumuina, Retallick, Whitelock, Messam, McCaw, Read; Smith, Carter, Nonu, C. Smith, … More POOL THREE: Team by Team Guide
Welcome along to our exclusive guide to each World Cup team in pool one. We supply you with our predictions for each country’s achievements and much more. 1st Place: England Danger Man: Jonathan Joseph Key Player: George Ford One to Watch: Sam Burgess Best XV: Marler, Youngs, Cole, Launchbury, Lawes, Haskell, Robshaw, Vunipola, Youngs, Ford. … More POOL ONE: Team by Team Guide
Welcome along to our exclusive guide to each World Cup team in pool four. We supply you with our predictions for each country’s achievements and much more. 1st Place: Ireland Danger Man: Sean O’Brien Key Player: Johnny Sexton One to Watch: Robbie Henshaw Best XV: Healy, Best, Ross, Henderson, O’Connell, Peter O’Mahony, Sean O’Brien, Jamie Heaslip, Murray, Sexton, Henshaw, … More Pool Four: Team by Team Guide
Welcome along to our exclusive guide to each World Cup team in pool two. We supply you with our predictions for each country’s achievements and much more. 1st Place: South Africa Danger Man: Willie Le Roux Key Player: Ruan Pienaar One to Watch: Jesse Kriel Best XV: Mtawarira, Du Plessis, Du Plessis, Etzebeth, Matfield, Louw, Burger, Vermeulen, Pienaar, Pollard, De … More POOL TWO: Team by Team Guide
Welcome to what we consider as the best possible backline in World Rugby. Do you agree with our selection? Tell us below. 09) Aaron Smith (New Zealand) ]The Conor Murray/ Ruan Pienaar/ Aaron Smith argument has lived on for quite a while now, but the Highlander has really come of age this year. Smith has shown … More Munster Haka’s Dream World Cup Backline
WELCOME to our pack of what we consider as the best 8 forwards going to the world cup. Do you agree with our selection? Tell us in the comments. 01) Cian Healy (Ireland) Healy, although only back from injury, is the most destructive loosehead on the international scene. Originally the Leinster prop was graced for his … More Munster Haka’s Dream Forward Pack for the World Cup
TheScottishCannon is a popular rugby gaming youtuber and the best supplier of rugby gaming news on the Internet. You can check out his channel here, his Twitter here and his Facebook right here. Strangely enough, the Cannon will be taking up some questions about Austarlia’s World Cup team as the Youtuber has lived in Sydney … More Quick Fire Questions With The Cannon
With 70 days to go until the World Cup, the southern hemisphere sides will get themselves well warmed up with a number of intriguing match ups in the Rugby Championship. Many say that the competition is never the same on a World Cup year, and maybe that is true, but there is certainly a lot to … More Can Matt Giteau and Drew Mitchell Instigate a Wallaby World Cup Challenge?
Irish Rugby generally has a distant relationship with the Super 15. However, some inspiration can definitely be taken from this season’s outcome. Otago outfit the Highlanders lifted the Super Rugby trophy last weekend by causing a huge upset against the much favoured Hurricanes. It would be the franchise’s first ever time in doing so, as classy coaching … More Highlanders Heroics Should Inspire Ireland to World Cup Glory
In an era of financial imbalance, concussions and complications, we discuss the current state and future of the game that we all love. Will France’s dominance ever fade from European club rugby and will Super Rugby survive the French magnetism? What changes have to be made to support the players that put their bodies on … More PART THREE: Rugby is Dying, if Not Already Dead
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