Rugby Collection (page 6)

Cardiff Rugby Team: Dobson, Elliot, Elsey, Phillips, Lewis, Mills, Morgan, Hill, Davies, Pearson, Sweet-Escott, Cravos, Emery, Biggs, Thomas, Biggs. 1890s

Gavin Hastings ex captain Scottish rugby team with the Scottish Claymores in Atlanta American football No 15 kicking Helmet ball

Victory celebrations are past and Llanelli skipper Delme Thomas finds time for a quick glance at the Western Mails account of the historic night at Llanelli when he led his team to beat the All

Llanelli rugby supporters celebrating after their teams 9-3 win over the All Blacks. 31st October 1972

Llanelli RFC v New Zealand. Part of New Zealands 1972-73 tour of the Northern Hemisphere. Llanelli won the match 9-3. Stradey Park, Llanelli

Picture shows Neil Back, MBE in his younger playing days at Nottingham Rugby Union. 1988-1990 where he appeared 38 times and scored 40 points

Woodlands flanker Neil Back, a regular with Barkers Butts Colts, will win his first England Schools cap tomorrow. He will line up for England 18-Group at Twickenham against an Australian Schools side

Neil Back (left) and Rob Hardwick (right) who together have helped Coventry side Barkers Butts to a thumping Minor Cup win at Coundon Road

Yarm School, Yarm, North Yorkshire, England, Monday 6th March 1989. Our Picture Shows... Rugby players at Yarm School during practise session

Gwyn Jones (number 7 ) is stretchered off the ground during the Cardiff verses Swansea Rugby Match. Gwyn sustained a compression of the spinal cord when he was trapped at the base of a ruck after 13

Wales XV 62-14 Japan, Rugby Union International match at Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff, Wales, Saturday 6th October 1973. 1973 Japan rugby union tour of Wales, England and France. Our Picture Shows

Forward Paul Suckling drives, followed by Andy Farrington, Tony Gulliver and Lee Johnson. 26th September 1987

The Welsh Centenary Season Wales v An Overseas XV from the National Rugby Ground, Cardiff Arms Park, Saturday 20th September 1980. Ray Gravell of Wales, looks for a way to get through

Mrs Evelyn Mainwaring, mother of Billy Mainwaring, Aberavon Rugby player. Hands together smiling in the stands. Picture taken 21st September 1970

West Hartlepool Rugby Union Team, 27th September 1976

Malcolm Lewis getting home a point to Clive Rogers, aged 15, of Newport at the Welsh Rugby Unions under 15s selected course. 5th January 1977

Rugby player Richard Wintle, London Welsh, 7th November 1988

Newport v Newbridge, cup match. Newbridge front row, left to right, Neil Hitchman, Ken Waters, john Rowlands. 28th January 1989

Peter Francis, Maesteg RFC. Circa 1986

Maesteg RFC skipper Peter Francis (29) pictured at the Angel Hotel, Cardiff, before leaving with the Welsh squad bound for Scotland. 19th March 1987

Rugby player Phil Judd with his wife, and on the right, the secretary of Coventry Chamber of Commerce, Mr K P Bolton. County Chamber of Commerce Banquet, Hotel Leofric Coventy. 17th February 1967

Colin Evans Pontypool Rugby Union Player, match action, Circa 1959

Des Greenslade, Newport Rugby Union Player, pictured after being announced as new welsh cap, Circa 1962

Roy Burnett, Newport Rugby Union player, match action, 1957

Clive Shell, West Glamorgan Rugby Union Player, evades this tackle and streaks away for the first try, match action, West Glamorgan v Japan, 29th September 1973

Phil Pugh, Neath Rugby Union Player, match action, about to be halted by Steve Penry Ellis of Bridgend, during Cup clash, 26th February 1983

John Warlow, Llanelli Rugby Union Player, January 1963

Bobby Wanbon, Aberavon Rugby Union Player, celebrates the news of his selection to the Wales squad with a game of Snooker at Baglan Social Club with team mates John Morgan and Graham Bennett

John Jeffery, Newport Rugby Union Player, 24th March 1973

Wayne Hall, Bridgend Rugby Union Player, match action, against South Wales Police, Circa 1984

The Bridgend front row (left to right) Paul Edwards, Wayne Hall and Mike Hall, Bridgend Rugby Union Players, match action, 12th December 1987

Terry Shaw, Newbridge Rugby Union Player, catches the ball during a line out, match action, at the National Stadium, 9th November 1983

Keith Maddocks, Neath Rugby Union Player, match action, in a race for the London Counties line, being headed off by J. E. Woodward of Wasps

Rex Richards aka Tarzan, Cross Keys Rugby Union Player, November 1958

John Thomas, Maesteg RFU No 8, on the break, with scrum half Leighton O Connor supporting him on the left, Match Action v Pontypridd, 22nd April 1977

Rugby match, Bridgend v Maesteg. John Lloyd, the Bridgend Prop Forward and captain passes the ball out from a line to his scrum half Wynne Jones during a game against Maesteg. 10th April 1971

Swanseas Welsh international Phil Llewellyn feeds his scrum half, Huw Davies. 29th April 1978

Wales v Canada rugby match at Cardiff Arms Park. Barry Llewelyn (Llanelli) races towards the Canadian line to score. 2nd October 1971

Stuart Evans, Neath & Wales Rugby Union Player, 10th February 1986

Cardiff full back Paul Rees on one of his gap-making bursts against Swansea. 14th April 1984

Cardiffs David Barry on the attack against Ebbw Vale at the Arms Park. Cardiff, Wales, 15th January 1983

Roy Thomas of Llanelli Rugby Football Club, during a game at Stradey Park. Wales, 11th March 1974

Alun Lewis will become the 18th Welsh player in the British Lions party when he arrives in Auckland. Lewis, of London Welsh, replaces scrum half Brynmor Williams. August 1977

Pontypridds Dale McIntosh passes the ball to Matthew Lloyd. March 1997

Peter Phillips the son of Princess Anne at the School Rugby Sevens played at Kingston Park, Newcastle on 5th May 1996

Sport - Rugby Four Morpeth Rugby Club stalwarts, left to right, David Pringle (skipper), Brian Keenleyside, Ivan Pringle and Alan McMillan beore a warm-up session in preparation for thier semi-final

Frank Bough and Mary Parkinson broadcasters with their sons

England v Wales Rugby Union International Welsh line out jumper Geoff Evans challenges for the ball as opposing hookers John Pullin of England (left)

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Rugby, a sport that unites nations and ignites passion on the field. From the iconic jerseys worn by famous rugby football teams to the breathtaking stadium art that adorns their homes, this game is more than just a sport - it's a way of life. Step into John Smiths Stadium Art in Huddersfield Town and you'll be greeted by an awe-inspiring display history. The walls tell stories of triumphs and defeats, reminding us why we love this game so much. Franklins Gardens Stadia Art proudly showcases the rich heritage of Northampton Saints. As you walk through its halls, you can almost hear the roar of the crowd as legends grace this hallowed ground. Croke Park Stadia Art captures Ireland's indomitable spirit. It stands tall as a testament to their unwavering dedication to rugby excellence. This is where dreams are made and heroes are born. Welford Road Stadium Art pays homage to Leicester Tigers' legacy. With each brushstroke, it immortalizes unforgettable moments etched in our memories forever. Millennium Stadium Art transports us to Wales, where rugby runs through every vein. The artwork tells tales of fierce battles fought with heart and soul under those floodlights. France/Ireland Rugby 23 brings together two powerhouses for an epic clash on the pitch. Their jerseys symbolize unity amidst rivalry - a true testament to sportsmanship at its finest. DW Stadium Art celebrates not only Wigan Athletic F. C but also their deep-rooted connection with rugby. It reminds us that sometimes boundaries blur when it comes to our love for different sports. Murrayfield stadium in Scotland echoes with cheers from passionate fans who live and breathe rugby like no other nation does. Its grandeur reflects their undying devotion to this beautiful game. K C Stadium Art proudly represents Hull City FC while acknowledging their shared affinity for rugby too. A reminder that sporting communities can thrive together, supporting each other's passions. France V Scotland Rugby.