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Richie McCaw: Dealing with Set Backs

World Cup winning Skipper, Richie McCaw talks to The Rugby Site about dealing with set backs such as injury during a playing career.

The Science of Good Coaching

Why Matt Parker’s appointment could give England a World Cup winning edge

Bienvenidos a The Rugby Site

The Rugby Site está dedicado a que todos aquellos involucrados en el rugby

Merry Christmas from Dan Carter, Richie McCaw & all the Team at The Rugby Site

A special Christmas message from the team at The Rugby Site

Forza Italia

Italy’s performance in the Autumn internationals may have escaped global attention, but it suggested that the Azurri could be a real force in determining the outcome of next year’s Six Nations.

Wayne Smith: Wide Wide Attack

The latest module from Wayne Smith is out on Monday. Here’s a look at ‘Wide Wide Attack’ and how we integrate the forwards into attacking play.

Graham Henry on Being a World Class Coach

World Cup winning coach, Sir Graham Henry talks about the fundamentals of being a good coach, his love of the game and why he got involved with The Rugby Site

Dan Carter & Richie McCaw on the new Rugby Site App

Dan & Richie take a look at the all new Rugby Site mobile app

Much to ponder for Gatland as Aus looms

England rising, a captain conundrum and a Welsh team on the ropes, mean that Gatland might well be looking forward to his sabbatical

The World Cup draw has given England a huge opportunity

Why opening the Rugby World Cup with a huge game against Australia or Wales at the Olympic Stadium could help carry England to the final

Sing, boys, sing

A view from the terraces – ‘Swing Low’ is mightily disliked by most non English rugby fans, but it sent the haka back to New Zealand on Saturday and made the All Blacks look just a little bit smaller

The England Lion has Awoken

England finally showed us what all the hype surrounding this young side has been about. Fearless, tenacious and skillful, England won this game on merrit. Here’s how former England Centre Simon Halliday saw it