Rugby Union: June 2010 Archives

Rec switch for McGeechan

Sir Ian McGeechan is back in rugby after being named as Bath's new performance director.

More: Rec switch for McGeechan |

Australia get front-row boost

Benn Robinson will return to the Australia side ahead of the of their Tri Nations clash with South Africa.

More: Australia get front-row boost |

Johnson pleased with tour

England head coach Martin Johnson has said he is pleased with his side's tour Down Under.

More: Johnson pleased with tour |

Muliaina shocked at call up

All Black veteran Mils Muliaina has admitted he was surprised to be selected for the second Test against Wales on Saturday.

More: Muliaina shocked at call up |

Johnson rings the changes

England coach Martin Johnson has made fourteen changes to his side for Wednesday's match against the New Zealand Maori.

More: Johnson rings the changes |

Sale sign Auckland back

Sale Sharks have announced the signing of Auckland Blues full-back Paul Williams for the 2010/11 season.

More: Sale sign Auckland back |

Betts confirms Gloucester exit

Gloucester have begun the search for a new head coach after Dennis Betts confirmed his exit from Kingsholm.

More: Betts confirms Gloucester exit |

Johnson hails 'special' win

England tied the Test series Down Under with a pulsating and nervy 21-20 win over Australia in Sydney.

More: Johnson hails 'special' win |

Moody calls for positivity

England captain Lewis Moody has called for his players to play without fear against the Aussies on Saturday.

More: Moody calls for positivity |

Danielli keen to impress

Ulster winger Simon Danielli is looking to impress in Scotland's second Test against Argentina on Saturday.

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Wilko not to look back

Jonny Wilkinson says he won't be thinking about his World Cup winning drop goal when England play Australia on Saturday.

More: Wilko not to look back |

Two-week ban for Banahan

England have been hit by the news Matt Banahan will miss the rest of their tour after receiving a two-week ban for a dangerous tackle.

More: Two-week ban for Banahan |

New skipper looking to carry on form

Victor Matfield says he will not change his captaincy style when he leads the Springboks against Italy in the first test in Witbank.

More: New skipper looking to carry on form |

Prop heading for Knowsley Road

St Helens have announced the signing of Australian prop Josh Perry from Manly for the start of next season.

More: Prop heading for Knowsley Road |

Jonno rings the changes

England coach Martin Johnson has made seven changes to the mid-week side for their second encounter with the Australian Barbarians.

More: Jonno rings the changes |

Johnson disappointed by performance

Martin Johnson has blasted his players after England's 27-17 defeat to Australia in Perth on Saturday.

More: Johnson disappointed by performance |

England slump to Test defeat

Australia inflicted a 27-17 defeat on England in Perth in the first match of their two Test match series.

More: England slump to Test defeat |

Hape set for England bow

Shontayne Hape is set to make his England rugby union debut against Australia on Saturday after impressing boss Martin Johnson.

More: Hape set for England bow |

Heineken Cup 2010-11 draw revealed

The draw for the 2010-2011 Heineken Cup has been made and reigning champions Toulouse have been drawn with Wasps, Glasgow and Dragons.

More: Heineken Cup 2010-11 draw revealed |

Johnson makes Robshaw captain

England coach Martin Johnson is to hand the captain's armband to flanker Chris Robshaw for the clash with the Australian Barbarians.

More: Johnson makes Robshaw captain |

Wilkinson fit for Aussie Test

Coach Martin Johnson has revealed Jonny Wilkinson will be fit to play in England's first Test against Australia on Saturday.

More: Wilkinson fit for Aussie Test |

Wales coach disappointed by lose

Wales coach Warren Gatland believes his side handed victory to South Africa as the Springboks won 31-34 in Cardiff on Saturday.

More: Wales coach disappointed by lose |

England hopeful almost quit

Danny Cipriani says he thought about hanging up his boots after becoming one of the most high profile rugby union players in England.

More: England hopeful almost quit |

Winger adds to Ireland's injury problems

Ireland have been hit by the news winger Keith Earls is the latest player to be ruled out of their tour of New Zealand and Australia.

More: Winger adds to Ireland's injury problems |

Cardiff ace out of Boks game

Wales have been hit by the news that Andy Powell will miss Saturday's clash with South Africa due to a thigh injury.

More: Cardiff ace out of Boks game |

Wilko set for tour

England fly-half Jonny Wilkinson has stated he will be ready to play in the side first test against Australia on June 12.

More: Wilko set for tour |

Hook to play Boks

Ospreys playmaker James Hook has delayed shoulder surgery to play against the Springboks at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday.

More: Hook to play Boks |

Rec switch for McGeechan

Sir Ian McGeechan is back in rugby after being named as Bath's new performance director.

More: Rec switch for McGeechan |

Australia get front-row boost

Benn Robinson will return to the Australia side ahead of the of their Tri Nations clash with South Africa.

More: Australia get front-row boost |

Johnson pleased with tour

England head coach Martin Johnson has said he is pleased with his side's tour Down Under.

More: Johnson pleased with tour |

Muliaina shocked at call up

All Black veteran Mils Muliaina has admitted he was surprised to be selected for the second Test against Wales on Saturday.

More: Muliaina shocked at call up |

Johnson rings the changes

England coach Martin Johnson has made fourteen changes to his side for Wednesday's match against the New Zealand Maori.

More: Johnson rings the changes |

Sale sign Auckland back

Sale Sharks have announced the signing of Auckland Blues full-back Paul Williams for the 2010/11 season.

More: Sale sign Auckland back |

Betts confirms Gloucester exit

Gloucester have begun the search for a new head coach after Dennis Betts confirmed his exit from Kingsholm.

More: Betts confirms Gloucester exit |

Johnson hails 'special' win

England tied the Test series Down Under with a pulsating and nervy 21-20 win over Australia in Sydney.

More: Johnson hails 'special' win |

Moody calls for positivity

England captain Lewis Moody has called for his players to play without fear against the Aussies on Saturday.

More: Moody calls for positivity |

Danielli keen to impress

Ulster winger Simon Danielli is looking to impress in Scotland's second Test against Argentina on Saturday.

More: Danielli keen to impress |

Wilko not to look back

Jonny Wilkinson says he won't be thinking about his World Cup winning drop goal when England play Australia on Saturday.

More: Wilko not to look back |

Two-week ban for Banahan

England have been hit by the news Matt Banahan will miss the rest of their tour after receiving a two-week ban for a dangerous tackle.

More: Two-week ban for Banahan |

New skipper looking to carry on form

Victor Matfield says he will not change his captaincy style when he leads the Springboks against Italy in the first test in Witbank.

More: New skipper looking to carry on form |

Prop heading for Knowsley Road

St Helens have announced the signing of Australian prop Josh Perry from Manly for the start of next season.

More: Prop heading for Knowsley Road |

Jonno rings the changes

England coach Martin Johnson has made seven changes to the mid-week side for their second encounter with the Australian Barbarians.

More: Jonno rings the changes |

Johnson disappointed by performance

Martin Johnson has blasted his players after England's 27-17 defeat to Australia in Perth on Saturday.

More: Johnson disappointed by performance |

England slump to Test defeat

Australia inflicted a 27-17 defeat on England in Perth in the first match of their two Test match series.

More: England slump to Test defeat |

Hape set for England bow

Shontayne Hape is set to make his England rugby union debut against Australia on Saturday after impressing boss Martin Johnson.

More: Hape set for England bow |

Heineken Cup 2010-11 draw revealed

The draw for the 2010-2011 Heineken Cup has been made and reigning champions Toulouse have been drawn with Wasps, Glasgow and Dragons.

More: Heineken Cup 2010-11 draw revealed |

Johnson makes Robshaw captain

England coach Martin Johnson is to hand the captain's armband to flanker Chris Robshaw for the clash with the Australian Barbarians.

More: Johnson makes Robshaw captain |

Wilkinson fit for Aussie Test

Coach Martin Johnson has revealed Jonny Wilkinson will be fit to play in England's first Test against Australia on Saturday.

More: Wilkinson fit for Aussie Test |

Wales coach disappointed by lose

Wales coach Warren Gatland believes his side handed victory to South Africa as the Springboks won 31-34 in Cardiff on Saturday.

More: Wales coach disappointed by lose |

England hopeful almost quit

Danny Cipriani says he thought about hanging up his boots after becoming one of the most high profile rugby union players in England.

More: England hopeful almost quit |

Winger adds to Ireland's injury problems

Ireland have been hit by the news winger Keith Earls is the latest player to be ruled out of their tour of New Zealand and Australia.

More: Winger adds to Ireland's injury problems |

Cardiff ace out of Boks game

Wales have been hit by the news that Andy Powell will miss Saturday's clash with South Africa due to a thigh injury.

More: Cardiff ace out of Boks game |

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