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Rosslyn Park Sevens 09.
93 years ago, rugby clubs across the country were closing their doors as players went to fight in the Great War, but Rosslyn Park helped to keep the faint flicker of british rugby alive. In January of 1916, a set of schoolboy matches were hosted to boost morale for local supporters and players alike. Now, almost a century later, the famous old club showcases the finest upstarts of international schools sport in the largest rugby tournament on earth. A place in the history books is up for grabs in this epic competition. May the best team win...
Four Go To War
The crowd rose to their feet as the brooding All Blacks milled around and found their places. The customary pre-haka silence was absent from Thomond Park. They new something was up. The All Blacks took position, but it was the ex-pats that would make the first move... Read more
Roger Federer: Body and Soul
The champion quality of defiance bubbles just beneath the surface. The age of supremacy is ending. But with this comes a new challenge: to rise again, because before and after everything else, Roger Federer is a fighter. Read more
Ultimate 7’s Icon
William Ryder’s elastic brilliance puts him in a realm of his own. Unharnessed pace is handy in sevens (think Varndell, Vunibaka, Cullen) but a truly great exponent has that extra intangible, that match winning panache - a natural ability to step. Read more