Rugby Union Collection (page 3)

Picture shows Neil Back (centre- short light brown / blond hair, playing England)
Picture shows Neil Back (centre- short light brown/blond hair, playing England). He is pictured making he debut for England Schools 18-Group against Australian Schools, at Twickenham Rugby Ground

JONAH LOMU PICTURED 25 / 02 / 1999
JONAH LOMU PICTURED 25/02/1999

Jonah Lomu - posed portraits 09 / 12 / 1998
Jonah Lomu - posed portraits 09/12/1998

Rugby Fans watching the 1991 Rugby World Cup Final between Australia & England on an outdoor screen, final score Australia 12-6 England, Fan Zone, London, Saturday 2nd November 1991

Rugby Union Five Nations International match at Twickenham. England 9 v Wales 8. Action during the match involving Englands Bill Beaumont passing the ball out from the ruck. 16th February 1980

Jonathan Humphreys, it has just been announced, will become Wales third rugby union captain in six months when he leads a team blooming with fresh-faced youth against South Africa in Johannesburg

Wales 24-15 France, Rugby Union, Five Nations Championship, National Stadium, Cardiff, Saturday 19th February 1994. Our Picture Shows... guest of honour Princess Diana, Princess of Wales

Lewis Jones avoids a tackle from Noel Henderson of Ireland at Landsdowne Road during the Five Nations Triple Crown triumph of 1952. 8th March 1952

Lewis Jones attempting attempts to clear off the Welsh as his kick is charged down by C. W
Lewis Jones attempting attempts to clear off the Welsh as his kick is charged down by C.W. Drummond of Scotland during the Wales v Scotland Five Nations international match. 4th February 1950

Following in his fathers footsteps Is Bev Risman, eldest son of the famous Gus Risman (right), who was today chosen to play at fly half in the England Rugby Union team to play Wales at Cardiff

Rugby Union match in Newcastle. Newcastle Gosforth v Wasps. Steve Bates in action for Wasps. 17th December 1994

Rugby Union, Newcastle Falcons v Saracens. 31st October 1998

Pilkington Cup Final held at Twickenham Stadium, London. Bath won the competition by defeating Wasps 36-16 in the final. Wasps line up before the match

Neath 8-16 Australia, 1992 Australia rugby union tour of Europe, aka Wallabies Spring tour, match action at The Gnoll, Neath, Wales, Wednesday 11th November 1992. Brian Williams, six stitches

Aerial photo of the Millennium Stadium during the International friendly rugby match, Wales v South Africa. Wales won the match 29 - 19

International friendly rugby match, Wales v South Africa. Wales won the match 29 - 19. Wales were victorious over the Springboks for the first time in the history of contests between the two nations

Warwickshire Rugby Union training session Circa 1965

Warwickshire Rugby Union Training Circa 1965

Newcastle front row heavy weight Paul Van Zandvliet proves more than a handful for the Rotherham defence. 1997

Paul Van Zandvliet, Rugby Union. July 1993

Paul Van Zandvliet. Newcastle v Wakefield. 6th January 1996

Bridgend 18-12 Pontypridd, Welsh Rugby Union Challenge Cup Final, Cardiff Arms Park, Wales, Saturday 28th April 1979. Pontypridd, Steve Flynn, kicks for touch

Scotland 18 v 19 Wales, Rugby Union Five Nations Championship match held at Murrayfield. John Taylor dives over for the first try. 6th February 1971

Coventry great Phil Judd (far left) trying to impress the selectors for the 24th time at Leicester. Another Coventry great in the crowd (far right)

Gwyn Jones, Cardiff RFC. 18th August 1997

New cap Stuart Evans of Neath, about to receive the ball at the Welsh Team run out at the National Stadium in Cardiff, Wales, Wednesday 27th March 1985

Association of Welsh Rugby Supporters Clubs Dinner, at the South Wales Police Social Club, Bridgend, Wales, Friday 19th June 1987. Stuart Evans of Neath wins award for Best Forward

Welsh Rugby Team, Training Session, 8th November 1973. Geoff Wheel, foreground, jumping, hands up

Newport v Neath. (Left to right) Newports David Llewellyn with Neaths Andrew Thomas and Brian Williams diving for the ball. 30 December 1990

Neaths David Joseph, pictured during a match with the Eagles. 1st November 1987

Coventry rugby union match secretary Harry Walker places the ball on a snow mound at wintry Coundon Road, 48 hours before his sides John Player Cup third round match against Leicester

President of the Warwickshire RFU Harry Walker (seated) pictured after concluding his two year term of office. His retirement was marked by a cheese

Warwickshire match secretary Harry Walker. September 1993

Former Coventry and England prop-forward Harry Walker is congratulated after being installed as President of the Warwickshire RFU, succeeding Trevor Watton. June 1986

Guests and club officials pictured before the Coventry rugby union club dinner. They are left to right: Chris Holmes, Fred Hobson, John Butler, Eric Blackburn, Peter Sharp, Ken Phillips

Warwickshire Rugby Union Club President Harry Walker presents the Minor Cup trophy to Stoke Old Boys captain Clive Wynter. 29th April 1987

Harry Walker of Coventry Rugby Union club. Circa 1970

Coventry Rugby Union match Secretary Harry Walker, in his role as acting treasurer, hands out tickets ahead of his sides John Player Cup quarter final match against Nottingham. 3rd March 1983

Warwickshire RFU President Harry Walker presents the Country Championship trophy to captain Bob Steele after the CET rugger final. 1st November 1987

Coventry Rugby Union president elect Harry Walker has his head in his hands as he watches his team leave Counden Road and the First Division after their 24-11 loss against Orrell. 3rd April 1988

A happy Harry Walker in the Coventry rugby union club changing room as he celebrates victory over local rivals Moseley with Eric Blackburn. 23rd February 1985

Coventry match secretary Harry Walker punches the air in jubilation as he joins in celebrations with his players at Coundon Road following their victory over favourites Leicester in the John Player

Former Coventry rugby club player Harry Walker celebrates his 80th birthday at Coundon Road, home of Coventry rugby union club. 12th February 1995

John Albert Gwilliam (born 28 February 1923) was a Welsh rugby union No 8 who played international rugby for Wales and club rugby for Cambridge University, Edinburgh Wanderers, Gloucester, Newport

Wales v Ireland international rugby match at Cardiff arms Park. Brian Price boots the ball in to touch challenged by Irish hooker Ken Kennedy. March 1967

Swansea captain Clive Rowlands in action during the rugby union match against Llanelli at Stradey Park. March 1968

Welsh international rugby union player Bryn Meredith in action. Circa 1960

Wales v Romania rugby union international match at Cardiff Arms park. John Deverux of Wales is stopped in his tracks. 10th December 1988

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