Analysis
The evolution of counter-attacking
Is the counterattack as we knew it dead, or does elite rugby still have a place for hot-stepping David Duckham-esque bursts?
Latest Longform
Tiger kings back on their throne
The domestic season is in full swing and Leicester Tigers are leading the way, while the South African franchises continue struggl…
Interview
Hot Rodd: Sale's dancing prop
Sale and England squad member Bevan Rodd talks scrum anguish, eclectic upbringings and naked dancing.
Opinion
Southern Hemisphere stocks soaring after Rugby Championship
All three of the traditional Southern Hemisphere superpowers have reasons to be positive.
Interview
Sean Robinson: Newcastle's line-out physicist
Sean Robinson never thought he would use his physics degree, love for problem-solving and mathematical aptitude to decipher Gallag…
Interview
Clayton McMillan's Chiefs eyeing bold Super Rugby future
Clayton McMillan and Warren Gatland are cooking up something special in Chiefs country.
Opinion
Has Springboks speedbump forced an All Blacks rethink?
Everything was going swimmingly for the All Blacks until the Springboks came along.
Opinion
Blockbusting Ethan Blackadder making all the right moves
Young All Blacks flanker Ethan Blackadder is very quickly making a name for himself.
Interview
The elephant in the room
Stephen Ferris, Scott Quinnell, David Flatman and Matt Garvey lift the lid on the idiosynchrasies of room sharing with very large …
Willie Anderson: A life less ordinary
From facing the haka to an Argentinian jail and standing tall in The Troubles, Willie Anderson is an Irish rugby colossus.
Rugby reprises the feel-good factor
The Gallagher Premiership form book is ripped up, Scotland’s women upset the form book and Zebo returns
Johnny Williams' Scarlet quest
Johnny Williams has overcome cancer, injury and contractual strife to force his way into Wayne Pivac’s Wales squad.
