Our university had organized a sports tournament last year. These tournaments will be organized once a year in different universities. This year, Nizhni Town will the organizer.
The tournaments include basketball, football, netball, badminton, ping pong, snooker and volley ball. Bad sadly, there’s no RUGBY football. Hmm…But no worries, because RBS 6 nations provides all news about RUGBY. RBS 6 nations is the official website for Europe’s premier international rugby tournament, the 6 nations championship, which includes England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales.
They provide simple yet comprehensive list of tournament news, fixtures and results, as well as interactive games and podcasts section for six nations fans.
Besides, RBS 6 nations match video highlights are always available. Wow! I can watch my rugby dream team online!
Not only that, mobile video exclusively on O2, online version of official magazine, official online store which provide Rugby Merchandise and official licensed products are all available.
This is a great website for those RUGBY fans out there!
For those who doesn’t know what the heck is RUGBY. Enclosed here with some words about the origin of RUGBY! Enjoy!
Rugby Football, general name for a variety of football. It was said to have originated when a boy at Rugby School in Rugby, England, picked up and carried the ball during a game of football in 1823. Previously, the rules had only allowed the ball to be kicked. The modern game of rugby dates from the 1860s, when it was adopted and modified by other English schools and universities. In 1871 the English Rugby Union was formed to standardize the rules. The game is played with an oval ball, blunter in shape than the American football so that it may easily be bounced and drop-kicked—that is, kicked on the rebound.
Saturday, January 12, 2008
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The opening round of Six Nations fixtures certainly didn’t disappoint. We had a tense thriller (Ireland 16 – 11 Italy), a shocking upset (England 19 – 26 Wales) - which must have cost the bookies in Wales a few quid, seen as though the Welsh were massive underdogs and not forgetting that the Taffies like a bit of Rugby Betting UK. Then there were the brave Scots; who went down 27-6 to France. So many parts of Scotland’s game were working well and all three of the French tries came from schoolboy errors by the Scots... I hope their confidence is still in tact because they actually played really well.
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