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Could this guy be a point of difference for England through the Rugby World Cup ? Jonny May has developed into one of the most potent threats any side has on the wing and his ability to dot down will be something England are trying to exploit for sure!
Clearly he has some natural gifts like his speed but there is so much to make up a rugby player and Royal Wootton Bassett Rugby Football Club has done a great job in helping this lad go on to great things. We hope you enjoy watching Jonny over the next few weeks and we are grateful for giving everyone the chance to have him in an England shirt!

Jonathan Joseph has spent a fair amount of time out of the England team and has seen the likes of Manu Tuilagi and Henry Slade take their opportunities but England are still lucky enough to have the skills of Joseph at their disposal. Pace and footwork are what we see from the outside centre in abundance and you only learn things like that at a young age. Derby Rugby Club (DRFC) can be proud of 'JJ', a player who, given his chance over the next few weeks will light up the pitch in an England shirt once again. Enjoy watching him play, we all will!! And most of all, be proud!!!

Loads of debate about scrum half before this Rugby World Cup but one thing is for sure. Ben Youngs is a brilliant player and has been for a number of years for his country. He's done his country and more importantly, his club, HOLT RFC proud and we are sure he is about to do the same again. Have a great time in the clubhouse over the next few weeks as you watch one of yours and England's finest in this amazing tournament.

What a player Anthony Watson is?! For the Lions he was brilliant and seeing him back in an England shirt during the Rugby World Cup is going to be something to enjoy for sure! A huge thank you to those at St George's Weybridge who have helped create such an impactful and threatening player who is going to be central to England's progression through the tournament!

Great to see Manu Tuilagi back fit, in an England shirt and doing what he does best, bowling people over and terrifying defences.
Brilliant player for his team and surely going to make a massive impact on this Rugby World Cup. Thanks to the team at Hinckley Academy and John Cleveland Sixth Form Centre for producing such a brilliant player!!

We haven't seen as much of him (anything!) during the preparation games for the Rugby World Cup but Henry Slade is such an influential player now for England. He has, of course, got experience of the last tournament in 2015 which will no doubt help drive him on but it would be great to see him form a great partnership with Manu Tuilagi if they are the pair Eddie Jones chooses for the 'big' games in Japan.
Have spent early years down at Ivybridge Rfc we need to wish everyone at that club in Devon the best when watching Slade on the biggest stage. Thank you for your efforts in producing one of England's finest talents. So much comes from a player's early grounding and development, something you all had an influence in. Enjoy the next few weeks!

He's currently nursing himself back to fitness and he's an important player for England so let's hope he manages to do just that. Jack Nowell is such a good player and contributes in so many aspects of his side's performances that Eddie Jones will be surely giving him as much time as possible to get up and running.
A Lion, an England player and a very proud Cornishman. Thanks to everyone at the Cornish Pirates (formerly Penzance & Newlyn RFC) who has coached and influenced this guy. What a great player you have produced and one of two you can watch over the next few weeks, bursting with pride!

Ruaridh McConnochie has seemingly come from now where to gain his place in the England Rugby World Cup squad. He has an amazing back story from where he has come from though, through National Leagues, University rugby as well as starring on the 7s circuit.
His first club though was down in Kent, not far from Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells in a town called Cranbrook. Cranbrook Sports Club should be hugely proud of Ruaridh, he's exploded onto the scene in top end professional rugby and will no be representing Cranbrook, both the town and the club, in Japan. Hopefully he'll feature as soon as England play out there in the tournament too. Well done to all those coaches and mentors from the club who have had an effect on him and his career.

RIP Chester Williams. So sad.

He's worked hard to get into the England Squad and could well prove to be a valued member of the squad as they head over to Japan.
A huge amount of experience through playing in different positions and also learning the game in the UK before heading to the southern hemisphere ahead of coming back to England to settle with Northampton Saints. He could be a big part of the squad for England and we must all thank Old Gravesendians RFC for their efforts in developing Piers Francis. Have an amazing few weeks watching one of your own play on the biggest stage.

Ireland have announced their squad to head to the World Cup.

He's a quality player and his understanding of the game allows him to compete at international level in several positions. There is no doubt though that the efforts of coaches and the like at Beckenham RFC has made a massive difference. All early learnings and experiences, no matter who the play, make a difference.
Thank you to everyone who has helped Elliot Daly develop into one of the top players we'll be able to watch for England during this Rugby World Cup

A while back Mark Wilson was just plying his trade for Newcastle Falcons but he's now surely one of the first names in Eddie Jones' pack? You can learn a fair amount about this player by just watching what he does on a rugby field.
Much of this will be down to the development he experienced at Penrith Rugby Club in Cumbria. Thank you to everyone who has made this human machine! We can't wait to watch him at the RWC and sure you can't either. A player to be hugely proud of, well done!

Here's the The Welsh Rugby Union XV to play against Ireland this weekend in Cardiff. Gatland has decided to make a fair few changes. What are your thoughts on the opportunities that he is giving?

Wow, Fiji Rugby coach John McKee has some group of players to choose from. Check out this bunch chosen to play against Tonga this weekend. Scary. Especially if you're an Australian or Welsh fan.....
15 Alivereti Veitokani, 14 Josua Tuisova, 13 Semi Radradra, 12 Levani Botia, 11 Vereniki Goneva, 10 Ben Volavola, 9 Frank Lomani.
8 Peceli Yato, 7 Semi Kunatani, 6 Dominiko Waqaniburotu, 5 Leone Nakarawa, 4 Tevita Cavubati, 3 Kalivati Tawake, 2 Sam Matavesi, 1 Campese Ma’afu.
... Replacements:
16 Ratu Veremalua Vugakoto, 17 Eroni Mawi, 18 Peni Ravai, 19 Tevita Ratuva, 20 Viliame Mata, 21 Nikola Matawalu, 22 Joshua Matavesi, 23 Waisea Nayacalevu
Mata, Matawalu, Matavesi & Nayacelevu on the bench show you how strong Fiji Rugby is now!
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What do you think of this Scotland Rugby Team XV that lines up against Georgia this weekend? An interesting pairing in the centre. We feel that Rory Hutchinson has a chance to be one of the star names of this tournament, do you?
Scotland team to play Georgia in the Dinamo Arena, Tbilisi (kick-off 5pm BST, 8pm local time) – live on Premier Sports
... 15. Blair Kinghorn (Edinburgh) - 13 caps
14. Darcy Graham (Edinburgh) - 5 caps 13. Rory Hutchinson (Northampton Saints) - 2 caps 12. Sam Johnson (Glasgow Warriors) - 4 caps 11. Sean Maitland (Saracens) - 41 caps
10. Finn Russell (Racing 92) - 44 caps 9. Greig Laidlaw VICE CAPTAIN (Clermont Auvergne) 72 caps
1. Allan Dell (London Irish) - 23 caps 2. Stuart McInally CAPTAIN (Edinburgh) - 28 caps 3. Willem Nel (Edinburgh) - 30 caps 4. Ben Toolis (Edinburgh) - 19 caps 5. Grant Gilchrist (Edinburgh) - 35 caps 6. John Barclay VICE CAPTAIN (Edinburgh) - 73 caps 7. Hamish Watson (Edinburgh) - 26 caps 8. Matt Fagerson (Glasgow Warriors) - 4 caps
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We're not going to give this guy too much air time but his lunacy does need highlighting. He's now bleating on in Australia that his sacking is an 'unreasonable restraint of trade'.
He wants £5.6m in compensation, a full apology and a return to the national side. 😂 You absolute idiot. Pipe down, take your punishment for saying saying one of the most ridiculous and offensive comments and maybe somewhere along the line someone will have the patience to humour you with listening.
Like most rugby clubs, rugby is self policing. No dicks allowed Mr Folau so you can just go away quietly now please.