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Carl Mullen signs rugby ball for small boy

The information on this website comes from books, historical documents, magazines, websites across the world, etc. but special mention goes to:

  • Rugby school (this is where it all started, need I say more)
  • The Webb Ellis Rugby Football Museum (A really enjoyable experience)
  • The Museum of Rugby, Twickenham (A must-see exhibition)
  • Virtual library of sport
  • The Amateur Athletic Foundation (where you can find Olympic reports)
  • Midwest Rugby Links (where you can find links to hundreds of rugby sites around the world).
  • rugbyrelics (good source for old rugby books)

    ...and not forgetting the game of Rugby and the Rugby community...that should cover it!

Other credits:

New Zealand Herald for the home page picture of Karl Mullen, Irish international 1947-52 and captain of the British lions in 1950.

Copyright material:

If any material found on this site is found to be in breach of copyright this is unintentional. Please notify the webmaster who can either provide correct credit to the copyright owner or, in the worse case, remove it .

The main influences in my rugby life:

There are three organizations/people I would like to thank for assisting in the creation of this website:

Firstly, Bedford rugby club, my home town team, "up the blues!".

Secondly, Boca Raton Rugby Club, who have spent years trying to teach me how to play (your never too old to learn).

And last but not least, my father-in-law Alan Price, who one Saturday many years ago said, "fancy coming along to watch the rugby?", he had no idea what he was starting, the rest, as they say, is history.

rgds
Nigel Trueman

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