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Rugby World Cup 2003 - Montage. No text for this item |
World Cup Final. Triple Photo Image. No text for this item |
Mervyn Davies by Stephen Doig. No text for this item |
Jonny Wilkinson by Stephen Doig. No text for this item |
Jonny Wilkinson - England by Stephen Doig. No text for this item |
British and Irish Lions by Peter Deighan. No text for this item |
England 1995 World Cup Squad by Peter Deighan. Commemorating the World Cup in South Africa in 1995, Peter Deighans brilliant collage depicts the stars of the England squad in action including Brian Moore, Rob Andrew, Tony and Rory Underwood, Jeremy Guscott and of course the captain Will Carling. Peter's painting is according to Premier John Major a most evocative representation of the excitement of the sport of Rugby Union. |
Wales 2005 - Grand Slam Winners. (Photograph) No text for this item |
Spirit of England by Peter Cornwell. 75,000 people poured into Twickenham to witness rugby history as the mighty Springboks, unbeaten in 17 games, attempted to emulate the New Zealand record of 18 consecutive test match victories. The English side included Jeremy Guscott and Matthew Dawson, the catalysts behind the victorious Lions team of 1997, the last team to defeat the South Africans. The signs looked ominous for England as Roussow scored an early try converted by Percy Montgomery. Within 5 minutes Mike Catt produced a delightful crossfield ball which Dan Luger caught brilliantly wide on the left wing. Fending off Stefan Terblanche he managed to feed the ball to Guscott looping around the outside to score the try. From then on Englands superb forwards built the foundations for a magnificent victory and it was fitting that Darren Garforth was made man of the match for his dynamic display. The rest of Englands points came from stand in place kicker Matt Dawson. Matt held his nerve twice in the second half to give England the lead. Even at the death it seemed that England would be denied by a dramatic last minute try as South Africa broke away from their own line, but as the final telling pass was delivered a lunging deflection from the outstanding Dan Luger prevented the score and gave England their first victory over a Southern Hemisphere team since 1995. |
The Dragon's Roar by Peter Cornwell. SOLD OUT. |
Pride of Lions 71 by Robert Highton. The victorious British Lions Rugby Union tour to New Zealand in 1971. The print includes text details of all the tests. |
The Lions of 74 by Robert Highton. No text for this item |
Champions of Europe by Robert Highton. Leicester Tigers 34 v Stade Francais 30, May 19th 2001. Having just completed a hat trick of domestic titles winning the English premiership for the third year in a row, Leicester Tigers faced the daunting task of playing Stade Francais in Paris in an attempt to win the biggest prize in club rugby, the European Cup. This was the one major honour that had eluded Englands top club side and Martin Johnsons men would have to be at their very best to become European Champions. 15,000 Tigers fans travelled to Paris and inspired their team to a memorable vicotry. Despite outscoring the French champions by two tries to nil, from Leon Lloyd and Neil Back, Leicester trailed entering the final two minutes. The Italian stand off Diego Dominguez had kicked 30 points for Stade and it looked like being just enough for victory. With the clock running down, a brilliant break from man of the match Ausitn Healy ended up with Leon Lloyd going over for a try in the corner. Tim Stimpson rounded off a great afternoon with a touchline conversion that sealed an historic victory. |
Gareth Edwards by Gary Keane. No text for this item |
Lions Captains by Robert Highton. The painting depicts the four Lions Captains that have led winning sides since 1971. They are John Dawes, the only captain to win in New Zealand in 1971, Willie John McBride who led the unbeaten Lions in South Africa in 1974, Finlay Calder who successfully led the Lions in Australia in 1989 and Martin Johnson the only man to captain the Lions on two tours. Each copy is individually signed by all four winning captains. |
The Greatest Try by Robert Highton. SOLD OUT (Jan 2009). |
Classic Encounter by Peter Cornwell Celebrating Johnny Wilkinsons great try and Englands classic victory over the All Blacks in 2002. |
Barbarians v All Blacks by James Owen. SOLD OUT (November 2010) |
Rugby World Cup Final 2003 by James Owen. Australia 17 England 20, Telstra Stadium, Sydney, 22nd November 2003. England: Lewsey (Balshaw) , Robinson, Greenwood, Tindall (Catt) , Cohen, Wilkinson, Dawson, Woodman, Thompson, Vickery (Leonard) , Johnson (cpt.) , Kay, Hill (Moody) , Back, Dallaglio. Coach - Clive Woodward. Scores: Try - Robinson, Penalties - Wilkisnon (4) , Drop Goal - Wilkinson. |
King of the Lions by Simon Smith. The British Lions Tour in 1971 saw the begining of the golden era of British Lions Rugby, the side Magnificently captained by John Dawes and coached by the inspirational Carwyn James, containing the legendary Barry John, Gareth Edwards, Willie John McBride, Mike Gibson, JPR Williams, Gerald Davies and David Duckham who achieved the first ever series win against the Mighty All Blacks. |
Dramatic Start by Simon Smith. On a grey day in January 1973 at the Arms Park Cardiff , what most experts consider to be the greatest try was scored the moment was immortalised by television and the words of Cliff Morgan: This is great stuff... Phil Bennett covering, chased by Alistair Scowen... brilliant... Oh, thats brilliant! John Williams, Brian Williams ...Pullin, John Dawes ...Great dummy! ...David, Tom David ...the half way line ...Brilliant by Quinnell! This is Gareth Edwards! ...A dramatic start! ...what a score! ...Oh, that fellow Edwards!! |
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