Rugby World Magazine 

JANUARY 1994

Summary of major articles and other useful information

1993 in pictures, pining for the good ol’ days? – the Frank Keating column, news in brief, the short sharp shock treatment – the Dick Best column, the obsessed All Blacks by Clem Thomas, the big gun of Dax – Henri Bru talks with French outside half Thierry Lacroix, Peter Bills on French centre Phillipe Sella, the three o’clock jumper – former Irish coach Mick Doyle profiles Ireland second row Neil Francis, crème de la crème…top scorers by Peter Jackson, Ireland 25 Romania 3, good winners or nice earners…? – the Nigel Starmer-Smith column, Varsity Match – Dark Blues triumph, too many false dawns – Ian Malin talks with Welsh skipper Ieuan Evans, Phil Bennett on Welsh prospects, Peter Jackson looks at tries and penalties scored in the Five Nations, Scotland’s grand design – Bill McMurtrie looks at the future of Scottish rugby in the light of the New Zealand debacle, Wales 24 Canada 26, Courage Club Championship, profile of Matthew Dawson, Rugby World talks with Steve Taberner (captain of Orrell RFC), on the up! – Mike Stevenson on the fall and rise of the Manchester club, a look at Lightwater RFC, Sevenoaks RFC and Tiverton RFC, conflict of interests – Alastair Hignell on Gloucester RFC, league results and league tables, Kick-off (issue 5) – free – the official magazine of the 1995 World Cup, cooking up a tasty England future – Ian Stafford talks with England Manager Geoff Cooke, a day in the life of Ian Beer – Peta Bee spoke with the RFU President, Beaumont on England, postbag – readers’ letters, Nigel Starmer-Smith looks at Bath’s ambitious plans for a new stand, Whitbread Player of the Month – Nigel Redman (Bath & England), Whitbread Senior Club of the Month – Treorchy, Whitbread Junior Club of the Month – Ealing, the schools rugby column by Mike Stevenson, the youth rugby column by Harry Townsend, news from the Young England Rugby Club, the women’s rugby column with Alice Cooper, the rugby nostalgia column – Scottish centre Iain Laughland remembers a rare Scottish victory against Wales in Cardiff in 1962 which ended a 35 year wait.

Widely regarded as the world's leading rugby magazine Rugby World has been published monthly since October 1960 keeping it's finger on rugby's pulse worldwide. The magazine covers a broad range of subjects including rugby history, player profiles, match previews and reports, changes in the laws, rugby administration and politics along with other rugby articles and humorous stories. Each magazine is very well illustrated with good photographic content. A collection of Rugby World magazines builds into an encyclopaedia of rugby union football with no equal. A Rugby World edition for the birth month of rugby fan is an ideal gift giving the recipient a look at the game at the time of their birth.

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