Rugby Union Collection (page 7)

Rugby World Cup 1987 - Getting into the Down Under spirit on the eve of the Welsh World Cup squads departure are (from left): WRU secretary Ray Williams, BBC Wales Controller Gareth Price

Billy James and Anthony Buchanan walking down Westgate Street, Cardiff with the Welsh teams dragon mascot - 14th May 1987

Rugby World Cup 1987. Paul Thorburn is flanked by Kevin Hopkins (left) and Hugh Richards as he checks he had adequate supplies of footwear prior to the squads departure - 14th May 1987

England and Bath prop Gareth Chilcott seen here receiving treatmentduring the Wales v England five nations championship match at Cardiff Arms Park. 19th March 1989

England and Bath prop Gareth Chilcott seen here about to join a maul during the Wales v England five nations championship match at Cardiff Arms Park. 19th March 1989

Tony and Rory Underwood pose for the cameras befire the start of Englands test match against South Africa at Twickenham. 18th November 1992Tony

England and Bath prop Gareth Chilcott (right) seen here about to join a maul during the Wales v England five nations championship match at Cardiff Arms Park. 19th March 1989

England and Bath prop Gareth Chilcott number 3 and Dean Richard number 8 have a altercation with some of the welsh team during the Wales v England five nations championship match at Cardiff Arms

Tony and Rory Underwood pose for the cameras with Rob Andrew (centr) before the start of Englands test match against South Africa at Twickenham

Irelands Gary Halpin seen here 2nd left with head band in action against England at Twickenham during the 1992 Five Nations Championship 1st February 1992 watscan - - 29/04/2010

Irelands Gary Halpin (centre) seen here in action against England at Twickenham during the 1992 Five Nations Championship 1st February 1992 watscan - - 29/04/2010

Irelands Gary Halpin seen here in action against England at Twickenham during the 1992 Five Nations Championship 1st February 1992 watscan - - 29/04/2010

Tony and Rory Underwood pose for the cameras before the start of Englands test match against South Africa at Twickenham. 18th November 1992 watscan - - 30/04/2010

Will Carling saw the power of the All Blacks playing for England MSI

WILL CARLING kilt English rugby captain ball

British Lions 9 v. New Zealand 3. John Dawes (l) and Colin Meads lead out their respective teams at Carisbrook, Dunedin. 1971-06-26

Colin Meads, New Zealand rugby player was interviewed by local schoolgirl Angela Hounsell of Bryn Hafod Junior School, Llanrumney, Cardiff at the College ground, Llanrumney, Cardiff

Wales v England - Englands Dean Richards wraps up Nigel Davies with Scott Quinnell looking to provide him with some support - 20th March 1994

Springboks captain Francois Pienaar - 24th October 1994

Dean Richards, Leicester and England rugby player. 18th FEB 1995

Wales v England - Left to Right - Rupert Moon, Gareth Llewellyn (Wales), Tim Rodber, Dean Richards (England) and Scott Quinnell (Wales) - 20th March 1994

Injured Springboks captain Francois Pienaar - 22nd October 1994

All Black Colin Meads (right) and New Zealand captain Wilson Whineray pictured in conversation with Swanseas John Faull (centre) who toured NZ with the British Lions in 1959

Colin Meads, New Zealand rugby player practising place kicking during a All Blacks training session at the College ground, Llanrumney, Cardiff - 4th Dec 1967

David Watkins MBE (born March 5, 1942 in Blaina, Wales) is a Welsh former dual-code rugby international, having played both rugby union and rugby league football between 1967 and 1983

Wales v Scotland Five Nations Rugby Championship Wales on the attack during their five nations match against Scotland at Cardiff Arms Park

Wales v France Five Nations Rugby Championship The Welsh attempt to stop a French attack during their five nations match against France at Swansea

Wales v Scotland Five Nations Rugby Championship Scottish defence makes a desperate tackle during the five nations match against Wales at Cardiff Arms Park

Wales v France Five Nations Rugby Championship, The Welsh win a line out during their five nations match against France at Swansea

Will Carling rugby player kicking ball

Will Carling Rugby February 99 Running on rugby pitch back playing for Harlequines

Will Carling rugby player sitting on desk

Rugby - Wales second row Roddy Evans feed the ball back from a lineout in Waless 9-3 win over Australia in 1958 at Cardiff Arms Park as partner Rhys Williams

Sport - Rugby - Wales v Scotland 1966 - Brian Price the Welsh second row forward captures the high ball in a line out at Cardiff Arms park - 1966

Wales v Scotland - 1956 - Rugby - Wales centre Malcolm Thomas clears to touch under the gaze of team-mates Clem Thomas (centre, 2nd from right) and W O Williams

James Callaghan Labour Prime Minister with Garth Edwards and other member of the Welsh rugby team 1978

Wales v Scotland Five Nations Rugby Union match. Gareth Edwards sets off on the run that ended one of the greatest solo tries to be seen at the Arms Park

Wales v Ireland - 1971 - Rugby Gareth Edwards scores the first of his two tries against Ireland as Wales take the Triple Crown with a 23-9 victory

Wales v Scotland - February 1966 - Rugby - Welsh and Scottish players leave the Arms Park field after the home sides 8-3 win

Sport - Rugby - Welsh outside half Cliff Morgan kicks ahead in Waless 13-8 win against New Zealand at Cardiff Arms Park in 1953. 19th December 1953

Tonga rugby team arriving at Heathrow. Captain Stone Mafi in traditional dress. 9th September 1974

England v Ireland International at Twickenham 1st March 1986. Rob Andrew kicks for goal

Varsity match between Oxford and Cambridge at Twickenham. 12th December 1972

Annie Turner, an 11 stone student who terrorised opponents whilst playing Rugby for Lancaster University. 26th February 1988

England 21 v Wales 18 at Twickenham. Rob Andrew kicks England to victory scoring all of the points with his boot. 18th January 1986

Varsity match between Oxford and Cambridge at Twickenham. J. M Hutchinson with the ball
Varsity match between Oxford and Cambridge at Twickenham. J.M Hutchinson with the ball. 12th December 1972

England training on the scrum machine at The Lensbury Club, Teddington. 18th March 1971

Welsh rugby team arriving back at Heathrow from Australia. Alun Donovan in a wheelchair. 20th June 1978

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