England grind out a win against Scotland as remote cameras proliferate behind the goal posts.
Mar 13, 2011 | Categories: Rugby Union | Tags: action, andrew tobin, andy tobin, Chris Ashton, Dan Cole, Daniel Masters, Dylan Hartley, England, Henry Wood, Jack Webb, James Haskell, Joe Ansbro, Johnny Wilkinson, Liam Fox, Louis Deacon, mascot, photographer, photography, photos, Princess Anne, Princess Royal, remote camera, Richie Gray, Romaine Poite, Rugby Union, score, scotland, six nations, SLIK images, sport, Thomas Harriman, Toby Flood, Tom Croft, tom palmer, try, Twickenham, win | 1 Comment »
Alex Corbisiero gets a starting place at prop in the England lineup against Scotland for the Calcutta Cup 6 Nations match on Sunday 13th March at Twickenham.
Mar 11, 2011 | Categories: Rugby Union | Tags: Alex Corbisiero, andrew tobin, andy tobin, announcement, Bagshot, Chris Ashton, Dave Alred, Elite Player Squad, England, Johnny Wilkinson, Martin Johnson, Matt Banahan, Pennyhill Park, photo, photographer, photos, pictures, players, rugby, SLIK images, snapper, sport, squad, Toby Flood, Tom Croft, training, union | Leave A Comment »
England trounce Italy 59-13 as Ashton gets 4 tries, and SLIK images tries to get “the other shot”.
Feb 12, 2011 | Categories: Rugby Union | Tags: Alex Corbisiero, Andrea Masi, andrew tobin, andy tobin, Ben Foden, Ben Youngs, camera, Carlo Antonio Del Fava, Chris Ashton, Dan Cole, dive, England, Fabio Semenzato, Italy, James Haskell, Johnny Wilkinson, Louis Deacon, Mark Cueto, Mike Tindall, Mirco Bergamasco, Nick Easter, photo, photographer, photography, photos, pics, pictures, pocket wizard, RBS, remote, rugby, Sergio Parisse, six nations, SLIK images, sport, sports, swallow, Tony Flood, try, Twickenham, union, wide angle, win | Leave A Comment »
Ireland beat England with a late try by Tommy Bowe leaving England with 2 wins out of 3 in the 2010 RBS Six Nations competition.
Mar 02, 2010 | Categories: Rugby Union, Uncategorized | Tags: Ben Foden, Brian O'Driscoll, Canon 1D Mark IV, Christophe Berdos, Cian Healy, Dan Cole, Danny Care, David Changleng, David Wallace, David Wilson, Delon Armitage, Dylan Hartley, England, Geordan Murphy, Gordon D'Arcy, Ireland, James Haskell, Jamie Heaslip, Joe Worsley, John Hayes, Johnny Wilkinson, Jonathan Sexton, Keith Earls, Lee Mears, Lewis Moody, Louis Deacon, Mark Cueto, Mark Lawrence, Martin Johnson, Mathew Tait, MKIV, Nick Easter, Paul Hodgson, Paul O'Connell, photography, rain, RBS Six Nations, RFU, Riki Flutey, Rory Best, Rugby Union, shower, Simon Shaw, Stephen Ferris, Steve Borthwick, Tim Payne, Toby Flood, Tomas O'Leary, Tommy Bowe, Twickenham, Ugo Monye | Leave A Comment »
Toby Flood remains on the bench as Martin Johnson relies on Johnny Wilkinson to take on the Irish on Saturday
Feb 23, 2010 | Categories: Rugby Union | Tags: Bagshot, Danny Care, England, Johnny Wilkinson, Martin Johnson, Matthew Tait, Pennyhill Park, RBS Six Nations, rugby, Surrey, Tim Payne, Toby Flood, training, union | Leave A Comment »
England beat Wales 30-17 in their first Six Nations match of 2010.
Feb 07, 2010 | Categories: Rugby Union | Tags: celebration, centenary, Danny Care, David Wilson, Delon Armitage, Dylan Hartley, England, James Haskell, Johnny Wilkinson, Lewis Moody, Mark Cueto, Martin Johnson, Matthew Tait, Nick Easter, RBS, RFU, Rugby Union, Simon Shaw, six nations, Steve Borthwick, Tim Payne, Toby Flood, Twickenham, Ugo Monye, Wales, win | Leave A Comment »
Full image gallery (mens) New Zealand ran through England at Twickenham to win 6-19 in a rain soaked match which left Martin Johnson with a lot to do before the Six Nations kicks off in February. The England Women’s team showed the men the way to win, beating the New Zealand Black Ferns 10-3 in [...]
Nov 22, 2009 | Categories: Rugby Union | Tags: All Blacks, Black Ferns, Catherine Spencer, Dan Carter, England, haka, international, Investec Challenge Series, Johnny Wilkinson, Lewis Moody, Mark Cueto, Martin Johnson, New Zealand, rain, Rugby Union, Ruth McKay, Steve Borthwick, Twickenham, womens rugby | Leave A Comment »
Image gallery When Joe Worsley says that the most exciting thing to happen in the first half was a paper plane thrown by the crowd flying through the goalposts you know that things are bad. A dire first half had the team boo’d off and Martin Johnson holding his head in his hands.
Nov 14, 2009 | Categories: Rugby Union | Tags: Argentina, England, Investec Challenge Series, Joe Worsley, Johnny Wilkinson, Martin Johnson, Matt Banahan, Rugby Union, Steve Borthwick, Twickenham | Leave A Comment »
