Rugby Union Collection (page 5)

Harlequins v Llanelli 18th September 1971 P Bennett No 10 of Llanelli not satisfied with his opponet A Lewis of Harlequins being on the floor puts an extra piece of pressure into it

Coventry v Bath 23 November 1981. Bath show the excellence of their back row defence when Coventry No 8, Graham Robbins, having picked up from the base of a scrum, thrust for the line

Coventry v Pontypridd 9th April 1983 Simon Maisey is halted in another Coventry breakaway by Pontypridd d Mike Owen

England v Australia Australian UK Tour 3rd November 1984 New England captain Nigel Melville gets the ball away during the match against the Wallabies at Twickenham

David Duckham seen displaying the plaque after Coventry defeated Bristol in the Club Competition Final Match 28th April 1973

Five Nations Championship England v France 1st February 1975 France went on to win the match 27 -20

The All Blacks seen here training in Porthcawl Circa 1974

Rugby Football Union Centenary Match at Twickenham 3rd October 1970. In a match to celkebrate the centenary of yhe foundation of the RFU

Five Nation Championship England v Wales Tickenham 15th January 1972 Despite an English tackle, Wales and British Lion full back John Williams dives over the line to score the only try of the game

Five nations Championships Wales v Ireland Cardiff Arms Park 13th March 1971

Five Nations Championship Scotland v Wales 19th March 1977. Phil Bennett (right) in action for Wales at Murrayfield. Wales went on to win the match 18 - 9 retaining the Triple Crown

Cardiff v Springbok South African Tour of the UK 13th December 1969 De Villiers, Sprinkboks captain gets good support whilst he gathers a loose ball

Wales v All Blacks New Zealand Tour of the UK Cardiff Arms Park 21st December 1963. Tremayne of New Zealand with the ball is tackled by Welsh captain Clive Rowland

Oxford v Cambridge Varsity Match Tickenham 12th December 1978. In the annual Varsity match Cambridge beat Oxford by 25 points to 7

Harlequin v Cardiff. 11th December 1971. Cardiffs Bary John runs into a Harlequin tackle. Cardiff went on to win the match 19 - 12

Five Nations Championship England v Wales 4th February 1978 Welsh and English players scramble for the ball.Wales went on to win the match 9 - 6

Although strictly amateur on the field, Rugby Union has adopted some professional expertise in selling the game to the public

England v Japan Tickenham 11th October 1986. Princess Anne is presented to the England team before the start of the match

Action from the Five Nations Championship Wales v France 4th April 1970. Wales went on to win the match 11 - 6

England v Japan. England were suffering from shock at half time in the match against Japan when they went into the break 12 - 6 down

England v Australia Australian European Tour 1976 3rd January 1976 Wallaby winger Paddy Batch is firmly collared by England backs Martin Cooper and David Duckham

Five Nations Championship Ireland v England Lansdowne Road 5th February 1977. Ireland veteran fly half Mike Gibson aims a kick at goal. England went on to win the match 4 -0

The Welsh Rugby Singers. Welsh rugby stars of the past decade have got together on record with a selection of songs to coinside with the Welsh Rugby Centenary Year

St Lukes College v International 15 22nd March 1978. The powerful duo of Fran Cotton and Scott hold of a challenge from the St Lukes players

Five Nations Champiomship Wales v England Cardiff Arms Park 5th March 1977. A Welsh attack begins as Clive Burgess No7 passes the ball to Gareth Edwards. Wales went on to win the match 14 points to 3

Rugby fans welcome the British Lions home to Heathrow. The banner on the right refers to Prime Minister Harold Wilsons Government disapproval of the tour. 31st July 1974

Harlequins v Cardiff Barry John makes a defensive kick whilst Harlequins No 10 Earl Kirton looks on. 11th December 1971

Saints Luke College v International XV 22nd March 1978. Bending a few arms, Bill Beaumont (centre) sen here in action

Five Nations Championship Wales v Scotland Cardiff Arms Park. 19th January 1974. Gareth Edwards gets the ball away for the Welsh from a ruck. Wales went on to win the match 6 - 0

England v Scotland Calcutta Cup 19th March 1985 Action from a line out during the match

The American Rugby Union Team known as the Eagles seen here arriving at Heathrow Airport for their first English tour. 25th September 1977

England v Australia Australian European Tour 1984. Our Picture Shows: The Australians taking control of the line out. The Aussie went on to win the match 19 - 3

Wasps v St Lukes Church 3rd march 1973

Wasps contest a line out during their match against Newport 10th March 1973

Five Nations Championship Wales v England Cardiff Arms Park 5th March 1977. Englands Charles Kent is tackled by Derek Quinnell (right) and Graham Price of Wales

Five Nations Championship, Scotland v Ireland Murrayfield 12th February 1977. Scottish lock Alistair McHarg is still looking for the ball, but his scrum half

Five Nations Championship England v Wales 15th January 1972. England captain Bob Hiller collapses with an injured knee in the opening minute of the game

Five Nations Championship England v Wales Twickenham 18th January 1986. Rob Andrew puts the boot in at Twickenham and kicked England to a sensational victory over Wales

England Captains lead the way. Eight of Englands most famous Rugby Union captains gathered at Twickenham in London to promote a new scheme designed to pay for the home of Rugbys new south stand

The English Team pose for a team photograph during the 1955 Five Nations Championship Circa February 1955

The England Rugby Union team pose for a team photo before the start of their match against Japan at Tickenham. 11th October 1986

Action from the Wales v Ireland Five Nations match at Cardiff Arms Park, which Wales went on to win 8 - 6. 14th March 1959

London Welsh v Aberavon 4th December 1971 At their Old Deer Park ground in London, London Welsh beat West Wales vistors Aberavon 18 -8

The Australian Rugby Union team pose with the Webb Ellis Cup at Gatwick Airport following their victory over England in the Rugby Union World Cup 10th November 1991

The Welsh Team pose for a team photograph during the 1955 Five Nations Championship Circa February 1955

The new stand under construction at Cardiff Arms Park 17th January 1969

The Irish team seen here arriving at Cardiff Airport for their Five Nations match against Wales. 12th March 1953

David Duckham in action for Coventry in the Club Competition Final Match against Bristol 28th April 1973

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