Moseley supporters got what they have been demanding for a many weeks at Billesley Common today, a promising, precious home victory decorated by the presence of one of their own calling the shots.Read
Richard Hill, at times as autocratic as his scrum-halves’ practice diaries are long, is not one to dole out praise simply to fill the airwaves or massage a players’ ego.Read
Given the enthusiasm new Moseley back-row Drew Harper has demonstrated in his first few appearances in Red and Black it is somewhat surprising to hear his early days in the sport were rather reluctant ones.Read
Ryan De La Harpe has called for organisers of future Rugby World Cups to introduce a fairer structure after his Namibian side suffered heavy defeats in their final two matches.Read
Of all of Moseley's six defeats this season, this one was perhaps the most disturbing, one that will set Kevin Maggs' nerves jangling more than the others and not just because it was against his former team.Read
It’s a serious business you know – restoring position and pride back to Coventry rugby club – and that means text messages containing frivolous phrases such as ‘Operation Phoenix’ do not pass without comment.Read
While there is little doubt Moseley are yet to find the right combination in their tight forwards, Kevin Maggs is far more content with the balance of his threequarters.Read
Exeter Chiefs’ Pat Phibbs, formerly a back up to the legendary Wallaby play-maker George Gregan, has emerged as the leading contender to fill Worcester’s scrum half void.Read
The International Rugby Board has already done enough to deprive the Rugby World Cup of its best team, it must not now punish the tournament’s best coach for revealing he rejected the temptation to cheat during the most important game of his career.Read