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Rugby Journal Magazine

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The stories from our game, beautifully told, from grassroots rugby up to the elite, and everything in between.

The Rugby Journal is the home of big rugby reads. A print quarterly that not only should take pride of place on any bookshelf, but one that digs deep into rugby unlike any other publication. Within the refined pages of the Rugby Journal, the greats (from Campese and Carling to Edwards and Isherwood) share their life stories, and a truly global game is explored, be it Chile or China, Spain or Shetland, India or the Isle of Man.

Rugby clubs aren’t just covered, they’re uncovered, revealing their past, present and future, through the many voices that make them what they are. And we’re not just talking
the Cardiffs, Castres, Bristols and Bordeauxs of this world, it’s also about the Brixhams, Merthyrs, Clontarfs and Stirlings, every level of the game has incredible stories to tell, and the Rugby Journal is where you find them, beautiful told by the best storytellers.
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Rugby Journal

Issue 32 This issue of Rugby Journal begins by looking to the future, as we profile five members of England’s Next Generation, who will be making their mark on the international game in the years to come. There’s long reads on Canadian and Australian superstars Sophie de Goede and Len Ikitau, as well as a deep dive on Zimbabwe, who will be appearing at the next Rugby World Cup in 2027. We also travel to Kingsholm Stadium as UKAF take on Rugby Europe opposition with Semesa Rokodugini making his debut, Grasshoppers RFC for the Si Ledwith Cup which celebrates ten years of Visually Impaired Rugby, and Samoa for The Game. There’s England rugby’s chef Tom Kirby, who, in the wake of going viral on social media tells us how he learned to cook with military precision at the Savoy and Peter Winterbottom, on how he became one of England’s most iconic openside flankers. Finally, we head to Rugbytown USA, catch up with Tom Shanklin, and look at the convoluted history of Cup competitions.


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This issue of Rugby Journal begins by looking to the future, as we profile five members of England’s Next Generation, who will be making their mark on the international game in the years to come. There’s long reads on Canadian and Australian superstars Sophie de Goede and Len Ikitau, as well as a deep dive on Zimbabwe, who will be appearing at the next Rugby World Cup in 2027. We also travel to Kingsholm Stadium as UKAF take on Rugby Europe opposition with Semesa Rokodugini making his debut, Grasshoppers RFC for the Si Ledwith Cup which celebrates ten years of Visually Impaired Rugby, and Samoa for The Game. There’s England rugby’s chef Tom Kirby, who, in the wake of going viral on social media tells us how he learned to cook with military precision at the Savoy and Peter Winterbottom, on how he became one of England’s most iconic openside flankers. Finally, we head to Rugbytown USA, catch up with Tom Shanklin, and look at the convoluted history of Cup competitions.
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The stories from our game, beautifully told, from grassroots rugby up to the elite, and everything in between.

The Rugby Journal is the home of big rugby reads. A print quarterly that not only should take pride of place on any bookshelf, but one that digs deep into rugby unlike any other publication. Within the refined pages of the Rugby Journal, the greats (from Campese and Carling to Edwards and Isherwood) share their life stories, and a truly global game is explored, be it Chile or China, Spain or Shetland, India or the Isle of Man.

Rugby clubs aren’t just covered, they’re uncovered, revealing their past, present and future, through the many voices that make them what they are. And we’re not just talking
the Cardiffs, Castres, Bristols and Bordeauxs of this world, it’s also about the Brixhams, Merthyrs, Clontarfs and Stirlings, every level of the game has incredible stories to tell, and the Rugby Journal is where you find them, beautiful told by the best storytellers.

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