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Henson to start for Cardiff BluesGavin Henson will finally get to make his début for Cardiff Blues when they take on Newport Gwent Dragons on Friday. The 29-year-old signed for the club back in October, but a broken wrist meant that he was not able to play his fist game as soon as he would have liked.The former Ospreys star is hoping that he can show the Blues' management enough for them to extend his contract which currently... |
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South Africa winger heaps praise on retiring WilliamsSouth African winger Bryan Habana has described Shane Williams as one of the greatest players to play the game ahead of the Welshman’s final game for his country this weekend. Williams – who has been a fantastic servant to Welsh rugby over the last ten years – will pull on one of the famous Welsh Rugby Jerseys (http://rugbyshirts.net) for the final time against Australia at the Millennium Sta... |
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Johnson pays tribute to MoodyBy Will Taylor Martin Johnson has paid tribute to former England captain, Lewis Moody who has announced his retirement from international rugby. The Bath flanker has been an integral part of the England set-up for a number of years now, and was part of the squad the won the World Cup back in 2003. His involvement in the squad earned him a reputation as one of the top players in the g... |
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New Zealand and France ready to do battleSaturday brings a clash between two of the biggest Rugby nations in the world, as hosts New Zealand take on France at Eden Park.Much has been made of the 'experimental' line up that France coach Marc Lievremont has selected, but New Zealand will be keen to focus on their own game and avoid the complacency that has cost them dearly against this very opposition in the past.New Zealand have history w... |
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Fiji were second best, says captainFijian captain Deacon Manu has admitted that South Africa were too strong for his side after he lead his side to a comprehensive 49-3 defeat. The Springboks had looked vulnerable during their opening match of the tournament when Wales almost pulled off an unlikely upset, but the reigning world champions appeared to have put that well behind them as they ran in six tries while restricting t... |
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