World Cup Rugby News, Match Reviews and Match Reports
Henry believed he was out of job
All Blacks coach thought his career was over after his team's
elimination from the World Cup.
Daggers out for defiant O'Sullivan
The Six Nations is set to start this week and the coach is under
fire after World Cup failure.
Bok coach candidates interviewed
The first two candidates for the position have been interviewed by
the country's rugby bosses.
20 nations for World Cup in NZ
The 2011 World Cup in New Zealand will comprise 20 teams, the International Rugby Board has confirmed.
I've learnt my lesson and moved on, says Tuqiri
The star player is looking forward, not back, writes Rupert
Guinness.
IRB retains World Cup format
Concerns that the 2011 Rugby World Cup would be downsized have been
allayed by the IRB.
No positive dope tests at World Cup
No positive drug tests were returned during the 2007 Rugby World Cup, the International Rugby Board (IRB) said today.
Jake White in talks with England
England have expressed an interest in World-Cup winning South
African coach, says agent.
Smit arrives in France
South Africa's captain has joined his new team.
Ashton not up to it: Dallaglio
Former England captain says his coach did not have the managerial
skills to lead England.
Time to give the job to Deans: Mains
Graham Henry still hasn't resigned from the All Blacks coaching position and that both surprises and disappoints me.
Howlett won't be charged
All Blacks wing Doug Howlett is in the clear after allegedly damaging two vehicles following a night of drinking at a hotel bar in London.
French recipe for success
With excitement aplenty on the field and good spirits and happy fans off it, Rugby World Cup 2007 will be a hard act to follow, writes Mick Cleary.
How we must save game
John Connolly's five point plan to change the face of rugby.
Mandela praises victorious Springboks
South Africa's nationwide Rugby World Cup tour continued with a visit to the black Johannesburg township of Soweto followed by an audience with former president Nelson Mandela.
Government needs to build on triumph: Mbeki
The South African President said his Government would invest in rugby at grassroots level.
Triumphant Pumas meet Argentine president
Argentina's rugby union team, who finished a remarkable third at
the World Cup in France, have met with their president and his wife
upon returning to their homeland.
Boks's heroes welcome
South Africa's World Cup winning team arrive home to a tumultuous
heroes' welcome.
Wikipedia protects Stu Dickinson's profile
Australian referee Stu Dickinson's disallowance of an English try in the Rugby World Cup final has given him the same infamy as the English referee Wayne Barnes.
Jonny hits the bottle
Teetotaller fly-half reveals he broke the habit of a lifetime and
ended up nursing a hangover.
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