Team Talk

505 Games, a global publisher of video games, this week announced Pro Rugby Manager 2015 for PC and iOS tablet devices, the first game in 10 years to cater for rugby fans who want to experience what it’s like to manage their own rugby union side.

The sporting talents of rugby players in the Aviva Premiership and The Green King Championship are well known, but on May 20th The Matt Hampson Foundation is giving some of its stars the chance to reveal their flair in the field of entertainment.

Leading rugby brand Canterbury has today unveiled its brand new kit range for the RAF Spitfires Rugby 7s. The team, which is made up of serving RAF personnel, take their name from the iconic Royal Air Force Spitfire aircraft used in World War II, will be seen in the new kit for the first time at the Bournemouth 7s Festival later this month.

England legend and Rugby World Cup winner Kyran Bracken chats to Talking Rugby Union Editor Austin Halewood about his thoughts on the current England team, the battle for number 9, his own rugby memories and the modern day scrum-half.

Bournemouth 7s Festival is rapidly approaching and Team Entries and Tickets to the 7th edition of this event are selling out in record time. There are now only 10 Rugby Spaces remaining across Men’s and Women’s Social Cups.

Many people have heard of the School of Hard Knocks – an initiative which brings together groups of adults, teenagers & youngsters who are socially disadvantaged, unemployed, often from inner cities, to learn through rugby.

Leading rugby brand Canterbury recently launched its Spring/Summer 2014 sport casual campaign – 'Republic of Rugby'. The campaign focuses around the true passion of the iconic rugby lifestyle, creating a feeling of familiarity and sense of belonging with the tag line 'Live The Game'.

For most, Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest Peak is hard enough, the logistics of getting to Tanzania and the climb itself of epic proportions.

Failed drug tests, mediocre results and unfair selections. These are just some of the problems to plight Zimbabwe Rugby.

Former England and Sale Sharks flanker Hendre Fourie has sadly had to announce his retirement from the professional game this season, after battling with a long-standing shoulder injury. However, the South African born forward has embarked on a new challenge – Number Cruncherz.

O2, proud partner of England Rugby, today announced that it has created ‘Wear the Rose’, the first fully immersive 360-degree virtual reality sports experience, using the revolutionary Oculus Rift technology.

The latest Egg Chasers Podcast features Sean O'Brien, Nick Frost and reaction to the first round of Six Nation matches over the weekend.

A selection of Rugby reactions to the first round of the Six Nations

You hear Mbare and you think; hustlers, poverty, theft and filth. Not many if any good things about the area. Located in Harare the area is home to Zimbabwe’s biggest and most successful soccer team. However, born from this rubble is a rugby academy.

Legends Rugby have recently announced its 2014 festival will take place at Wimbledon RFC on 12th July. With over half of the AVIVA Premiership’s teams signed up to enter a Legends team, the festival will see 2013 champions Saracens RFC defending their title.

Ten of Britain’s favourite sport stars have joined teams in a fun-packed photo shoot for Sport Relief 2014, including London Wasps James Haskell.

The RAF Spitfires Rugby 7s team will tomorrow cycle through the iconic Lion Gate of Twickenham’s West Stand to mark the end of an epic charity bike ride from Glasgow to London.

The latest Egg Chasers Podcast is a BT Sport Rugby Special as the boys go behind the scenes and talk to Austin Healey, Ben Kay and Paul Grayson.

Sir Clive Woodward, one of the nation’s most recognisable faces in not only rugby, but sport.

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