Rugby Union Collection (page 9)

Gloucester Number 10 clear the lines during the match against Somerset. Gloucester v. Somerset. January 1972 72-0240-003

Calcutta Cup Five Nations. England 24 v. Scotland 21 at Twickenham. 20th February 1999

The Welsh team who are to play England were out training today at Hendon. Their manager Dave Bowen gave them a strong lecture before the practice

Rugby: England Training at Roehampton. March 1978 78-1364-008

New England Captain, Steve Smith with Bill Beaumont at Stourbridge Rugby Club. 1st February 1982

Tony Neary (light coloured top), England rugby player, training with the England rugby team. 3rd February 1977

Rugby Union International: England v. Ireland. February 1972 72-1415-063

Rugby: England Training at Rorhampton. Facing up to the Irish... Englands Fran Cotton. March 1978 78-1364-004

England Rugby Union captain Fran Cotton seen here with Ralston, training at Twickenham before the first of the 1975 five nation matches. January 1975 P030655

Sport: Rugby Union International: England vs. Scotland at Twickenham. Five Nations action. March 1983 83-1225-034

Injured British Lions rugby players, arriving back at Heathrow from South Africa. Fran Cotton. 17th June 1980

BBC Sports commentator Brian Johnston, victim of the Barber Shop act of the Crazy Gang. 21st March 1949

David Campese Australian Rugby Player dressed as Santa

International Rugby, Wales v. New Zealand. Murray Mexted, the All Blacks second row powers past Wales substitute Eddie Butler. 1st November 1980

France beat England at Twickenham. England Lock Bill Beaumont leads a charge by the England pack. 19th February 1977

Willie John McBride (front right, waving) captain of the 1974 Lions tour to South Africa. The Test series was won 3-0, with one match drawn the first Lions series ever won in South Africa. 1974

Will Carling is tackled as he tries to break the Italian defence during the England v Italy Rugby Union International

1992 Australia rugby union tour of Europe (1992 Wallabies Spring Tour). Australia 30 v Barbarians 20 at Twickenham. Australian rugby player David Campese being challenged by Tony Underwood during

David Campese Australian Rugby player

Bobby Windsor, Pontypool and Welsh international rugby player. September 1975

Neil Back Leicester Tigers

Brian Moore England Rugby

Jack Rowell Manager Coach of the England Rugby Union Team pictured while the team were training at Bisham Abbey, near Reading 14th January 1996

Will Carling, Rugby Union, Ex Captain of England, 1996

England v. Wales 1992. England captain Will Carling (left) celebrates with teammate Dewi Morris after beating Wales 24-0 to win the Grand Slam in the Five Nations rugby union championship match at

Ian McLauchlan Scottish and British Lions player. Prop (1969-1979) " Mighty MouseO was a relative late arrival on the international scene but after making his debut against England in 1969 he

Englands Will Carling playing against Austraila in the World Cup 1991

Jack Rowell coach of England Rugby Union looks on as they lose to France at Twickenham in the Five Nations Championship March 1997 Jeremy Guscott

Jack Rowell England rugby coach at the England v South Africa game with arms folded

Colin Earl Meads, DCNZM, MBE (born 3 June 1936) a New Zealand rugby union player. He played 55 test matches (133 total games), most frequently in the lock forward position

Willie John Mcbride, Ireland and British Lions back row with Barbara Montgomery and Sue Martin to launch the Kilkeel Harbour Festival. 6th June 1973

Bill McLaren BBC rugby commentator (Mr Rugby) with his new book Talking of Rugby

Neil Back england rugby star Sept 1999

Max Boyce, Singer, playing the guitar

Jack Rowell coach of England Rugby Union before they lose to France at Twickenham in the Five Nations Championship March 1997 Jeremy Guscott

BBC Commentator Brian Johnston takes a practice flight through the air at the Empress Hall, Earls Court, for his part in the Pantomime Babes in the wood. 29th December 1950

England Rugby Captain Will Carling during a press conference where he confirmed that he will be stepping down as captain after next weekends match against Ireland

Fran Cotton, Englands new Rugby Union captain helping his team mate Keith Fairbrother at his Fruit and Veg stall in Coventry. 6th January 1975

Will Carling Rugby Union player for The Harlequins and Rugby Captain for England pictured after Englands win over the New Zealand All Blacks at Twickenham Rugby Ground

Jack Rowell England Rugby manager at Petersham Hotel 13th March 1996

Australian Rugby player David Campese in action. 4th December 1988

England Rugby Union captain Fran Cotton. 18th March 1978

Will Carling and Nigel Heslop celeabrate after winning the Grand Slam

Rugby Union, England trials team at Otley. Back l-r McCall, E. Lewis, A. Hopton E.G. Moore P.B.C, Honeywell, R.J, Woodruff C.G, Smith, T. Edge, A.M and Mr D Pilling

Five Nations Rugby 1977. England v Wales. 6th March 1977. 5 nations 6 nationswatscan - - 05/05/2009

Five Nations 1977. England v Wales. Welsh captain Phil Bennett running with the ball. 6th March 1977

Five Nations 1977. England v Wales. Action from the game. Welsh flanker Clive Burgess (7), England prop Graham Price (3) with the ball and A J Martin (4) behind, 6th March 1977

Rugby Captains past and present. Back l-r Dickie Jeeps, Budge Rogers, Roger Pullin and Jeff Butterfield. Front l-r Roger Uttley, Bill Beaumont, John Kendall-Carpenter and Ron Jacobs

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"Capturing the Spirit of Rugby Union: A Visual Journey through Iconic Stadiums" Immerse yourself in the electrifying world as we take you on a visual journey through some of the most iconic stadiums. From Welford Road Stadium, home to the legendary Leicester Tigers Rugby Union Club, to Recreation Ground Stadium, where Bath Rugby Union Club has left an indelible mark. Step into the grandeur of Millenium Stadium Fine Art and feel the passion that Wales Rugby Union emanates from every corner. Kingsholm Stadium stands tall as Gloucester Rugby Union Club's fortress, echoing with cheers and chants that ignite fans' hearts. Murrayfield Stadium Fine Art showcases Scotland Rugby Union's rich heritage and their unwavering dedication to this beloved sport. Sandy Park Stadium Fine Art pays homage to Exeter Chiefs Rugby Union, capturing their relentless pursuit for greatness. Ravenhill Stadium Fine Art transports you to Ulster Rugby Union's hallowed ground, where history is written with each thunderous tackle. Vicarage Road in Watford becomes a canvas for unforgettable moments shared by passionate supporters. Franklins Gardens Stadium Fine Art immortalizes Northampton Saints' legacy, reminding us why they are revered in rugby circles. Twickenham Stadia Art captures England's pride and glory as they battle it out on one of rugby union's most prestigious stages. Kingsholm Gloucester 26753_006 takes you back in time, showcasing how this stadium has witnessed countless triumphs throughout its storied existence. Lastly, Ricoh Arena Stadium proudly represents Wasps Rugby Union's fierce determination and resilience. These fine art pieces encapsulate not just stadiums but also emotions - joyous celebrations after a try or heart-wrenching defeats that fuel teams' hunger for redemption. They remind us why rugby union transcends boundaries and unites people from all walks of life under one common love - the game itself.