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The Story Of Rugby
09th March 2009
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The Story Of Rugby : The history of the game of Rugby from conception when William Webb-Ellis when he picked up the ball and ran, through to the modern game. Featuring action from Jonah Lomu, Lawrence Dallaglio, Gareth Edwards and Barry John. |
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Bill McLaren - Rugby At Its Best
01st March 2009
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After 50 years of commentating, Bill McLaren can rightly be called the ‘voice of rugby’. On this DVD, he shares his memories of the many great games and teams that he has seen alongside several of the great players over the years. |
Legends Of World Rugby
17th February 2009
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Programme profiling some of the world’s greatest rugby players. |
The Little Book Of Rugby and DVD Gift Pack (Rugby’s A to Z) (Hardcover)
14th February 2009
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A unique A to Z of Rugby, packaged in an attractive Gift Box together with a fantastic Rugby DVD. “The Little Book of Rugby” is crammed full of Rugby facts and figures for the fans. Topics as far and wide as England and Australia, the Calcutta Cup and the World Cup, and Oxford and the Barbarians are covered. “Rugby’s Greatest Matches” is a superb two-hour compilation of some of the greatest games played, and is presented by John Inverdale. Relive moments including Johnny Wilkinson’s amazing drop goal at the World Cup in 2003. This is a superb value gift for every fan. |
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Rugby’s Greatest Ever Matches
11th February 2009
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John Inverdale takes you through some of Britain’s best rugby, from the 70s through to the present day. |
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Laurence Dallaglio: Balls and Mauls
10th February 2009
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DVD Description Laurence Dallaglio, the hugely successful former England rugby captain, presents the greatest and craziest moments from the world of rugby in his first ever DVD - ‘Balls and Mauls’. Lawrence, a World Cup winner, British Lion, Wasps skipper and one of the greatest forwards of all time, kicks off his DVD with his collection of magical tries featuring rugby legends including Jason Robinson, Jeremy Guscott, Gareth Edwards, David Campese, the Underwood brothers and, of course, All Black colossus Jonah Lomu. He then moves on to uncover the tougher side of rugby with crunching challenges from the likes of Phil Vickery and Jonny Wilkinson. Plus for the first time, Lawrence selects his Greastest England dream team. You will be surprised by some of his selections! Balls and Mauls combines gripping rugby moments with Lawrence Dallaglio’s professional wisdom. It is rugby at its best, its maddest and its funniest, and all presented by a king of the game. Join Lawrence Dallaglio for rugby’s finest hour. Synopsis |
The Ultimate Rugby Collection
09th February 2009
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Features classic rugby action and an interactive quiz game hosted by John Inverdale. |
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Greatest Moments Of The Five And Six Nations
07th February 2009
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This DVD is filled with thrilling rugby. The wonderful Welsh of the 70’s the fabulous French of the 80’s and elderly English of late - it’s all there. A great watch for rugby fans the world over and one of the best possible introductions to anyone who is new to the game. Can’t be recommended highly enough - great gift for any sports lover. |
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The History Of Rugby
02nd February 2009
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Former England international Rob Andrew presents over two hours of the greatest rugby action, tracing its history from its origins in 1823 to its current popularity around the world. Features special interviews with many of the game’s biggest stars. |
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Barbarians v All Blacks 1973
24th January 2009
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DVD Description This is considered by many to be the best rugby game ever televised, featuring ‘The greatest try of all time’, Gareth Edwards’ touchdown for the Barbarians against the New Zealand All Blacks, in the 4th minute. The try was the first score of the game that the Bararians went on to win by 23-11. Played in the true spirit of the game, both sides played quality rugby. It was a game of attack and counter attack, with only one winner - rugby football. Special Features |