Rugby Collection (page 4)

England Vs Wales 1902
A penalty kick sails between the posts, giving Wales a 9-8 victory over England at Rectory Field, Blackheath, England

The programme for the famous victory over the All Blacks - Wales v New Zealand - December 1905 - Cardiff Arms Park

All Blacks rugby player Jonah Lomu and his girlfriend Tanya Rutter during a press conference, while on a visit to Blaina, South Wales. 21st November 1995

Barry John, (a Welsh rugby union fly-half) and Janet Talfan Davies on their wedding day, 28th September 1969

The crowd carry PT Murray to the pavillion after and Ireland win against England 1930
When the 1930 rugby international ended at Dublin in a win for Ireland by a dropped goal to a try for England, the jubilant crowd invaded the field and carried P.T

Ireland's Paul O'Connell claims high ball against England
Six Nation Ireland 43 v England 13 Croke Park Dublin 2007

Andy Mulligan (dark shirt) passes the ball in the Ireland v England (0-3) match at Lansdowne Road in the Five Nations Championship 1959

Ireland v England Rugby Union match at Lansdowne Road in Dublin 1946

Irish forwards rush the ball back from their line to relieve the English pressure in the Rugby International in Dublin 1947

Ireland v England Rugby Jack Kyle (Ireland) kicks down field after a scrum. Ireland won 14-5 1949
Ireland v England Rugby match at Lansdowne Road, Dublin, Jack Kyle (Ireland) kicks down field after a scrum. Ireland won 14-5

Ireland v England Rugby match at Lansdowne Road, Dublin 1946

John Sleightholme goes through the Irish Backs to score for England
Five Nations Championship England v Ireland at Twickenham. John Sleightholme goes through the Irish Backs to score for England 1996

Will Carling in action Five Nations Championship England v Ireland at Twickenham
Five Nations Championship England v Ireland at Twickenham 1992

Simon Hodgkinson kicks for goal Five Nations Championship Ireland v England
Five Nations Championship Ireland v England Simon Hodgkinson kicks for goal 1991

England V Ireland, final game of the Six Nations, Twickenham, 2018 Ireland won 20 - 16

England players (l-r) Phil Blakeway, Fran Cotton, Bill Beaumont, Roger Uttley
Scotland 18 England 30

Scotland v England at Murrayfield. Queen introduced to England team
Queen Elizabeth II shaking hands with Bill Beaumont 1976

Scotland v England at Murrayfield. John Carleton of England evades Keith Robertson to score
Scotland v England at Murrayfield 1989. John Carleton of England evades Keith Robertson to score

Scotland v England at Murrayfield 1948. Douglas Elliot watches Bill Black collect the ball after the scrum
Scotland 6 England 3

Micky Steele-Bodger in play during Scotland v England match at Murrayfield 1948
Scotland 6 England 3

Scotland v England Rugby Union at Murrayfield 1996. England's Martin johnson dominates the line out
Scotland 9 England 18 1996

Scotland v England Five Nations Championship at Murrayfield 1992, Tim Rodber make his presence felt to win line out
Scotland 7 England 25

Scotland v England Five Nations Championship at Twickenham 1993
England 26 Scotland 12

Five Nations Championship Scotland v England at MurrayfieldSimon Halliday on his run which led to an England try 1992
Scotland 7 England 25

Rory Underwood breaks free from the pack to score a try for England Final Score
Scotland 7 England 25 at Murrayfield 1992

England's Jonny May runs with the ball as he evades a tackle
Six Nations Championship. Scotland 0 v England 20, Murrayfield 2014

Scotland's Chris Paterson holds the Calcutta cup at Murrayfield
Six Nations Scotland 18 England 12 2006

Scotland v England at Murrayfield 1950
Scotland 13 v England 11 at Murrayfield 1950

The England team & Chris Robshaw with the Calcutta Cup Trophy 2014
Six Nations Championship. Scotland 0 v England 20, Murrayfield 2014

Rugby International 1961. Injured Cyril Davies sits on the touchline bench as Wales battle to victory
Rugby International 1961. Wales 6pts v England 3pts. Injured Cyril Davies (2nd left) sits on the touchline bench as Wales battle to victory

Watcyn Thomas scoring a try for Wales against Scotland 1931
Wales 12 v Scotland 8 Rugby Union International in Cardiff1931

Five Nations England V Wales at Twickenham Wales won the game 12-3 1972

Rex Willis the Welsh scrum half, dives in getting the ball back to his partner Cliff Morgan
Wales v England (3-0) Rugby International Match at Cardiff Arms Park 1955 Five Nations

Wales rugby fans chairing the Welsh full back Terry Davis from the pitch after a 5 nations match 1953
Murrayfield. Scotland 0 Wales 12

John Williams, the England scrum half pictured holding the ball is hardly distinguishable from his challenger Rees
Wales v England (3-0) Rugby International Match at Cardiff Arms Park 1955 Five Nations

Five Nation Championships England v Scotland at Twickenham 1995
Five Nation Championships England 24 Scotland 12 at Twickenham 1995

The Welsh Team take to the field for the International against Scotland at Cardiff 1931
Wales 13-8 Scotland Rugby International Match at Cardiff Arms Park 1931 Five Nations

England's Roger Spong tackled as he passed the ball to Jim Reeve who went on to score
Wales v England (3-11) Rugby International Match at Cardiff Arms Park 1930 Five Nations

Happy Policeman at Wales v England Rugby Union at Cardiff Arms Park 1981
Wales v England (21-19) Five Nations Rugby Union at Cardiff Arms Park 1981

Qbe Gilbert Rugby Ball England Rugby Union England V Fiji Rugby UnionQbe International Twickenham, Middlesex, England 10 November 2012 QBE INTERNATIONALS Date: 10 November 2012

Wakefield Trinity Rugby League team 1960
Wakefield Trinity Rugby League team Back row Vines, Chamberlain, Oakes, Payton, Firth, Skene, Wilkinson Front row, Holliday, Fox-Smith, Turner, Round, Etty

Vinnie Jones Football August 98 QPR Player manager turned actor at the launch of Ericsson sponser with england rugby player standing on pitch

The Llanelli team which beat the All Blacks. Back: Selwyn Williams, Phil Bennett, Bert Peel (trainer), Tommy David, Tony Crocker, Derek Quinnell, Barry Llewelyn, Gareth Jenkins, Ray Gravelle

Tommy Nelmes, Huddersfield Giants Rugby League Player, Circa 1975

Barry Clegg, Swansea Rugby Union Player, match action, out jumps Cardiff players in line out, at Cardiff Arms Park, Circa 1977

Ray Hopkins, aka Chico, Maesteg Rugby Union Player, and Twickenham hero, is lifted up by workmates at the NCB workshop at Maesteg, 2nd May 1970

Mike Knill, Cardiff Rugby Union Player, front row forward, breaks with the ball in a game against the Italian national side, match action, 5th March 1977

Boyo James, Bridgend Rugby Union Player, 10th August 1968

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