Rugby Journal Magazine Issue 5 Edição anterior

In this Six Nations special, Sir Bill Beaumont reflects on his journey from the mills of Lancashire to the top of world rugby, sharing insights from his unexpected England Grand Slam and his iconic role as captain on a Lions tour. Stuart Lancaster gives an in-depth account of his coaching journey, detailing the highs and lows of his Six Nations career.
Meanwhile, Shaun Edwards opens up about his late brother Billy-Joe and his father's world-record transfer fee in the 1950s, while Cory Hill reflects on coming of age in the Six Nations, his recovery from a brutal South African hospital experience, and his time with the Lions as part of the ‘Geography Six’. Also, Tommy Bowe talks about Ireland’s long-awaited Grand Slam and his emotional Six Nations farewell. Finally, Serge Betsen shares stories of his childhood in Cameroon, his domination of English fly-halves, and his unforgettable clash with Bernard Laporte.