After another incredible year of rugby, the digital age is ever-growing and more and more blogs and websites have been developed for people to give their opinions, provide news stories and more.

We have selected ten blogs that have stood out amongst a lot of opposition and we hope you will enjoy checking them out and reading them as much as you do reading ours! Don't forget to post a comment with your favourite blog from our list and why!

The Rugby Blog

1. The Rugby Blog - therugbyblog.co.uk - The Rugby Blog covers all rugby union topics and is updated daily with news, features, interviews and videos from the world of rugby. 
2. Talking Rugby Union - talkingrugbyunion.co.uk - TRU provides weekly rugby reviews and previews, recorded interviews and articles from over 30 different writers. 
3. Rugbydump - rugbydump.com - Rugbydump is still one of the most popular rugby blogs around with videos of tries, tackles, funny moments and more. 
4. Living Rugby - livingrugby.com - Living Rugby is a unique blog that provides views from rugby players about life as a rugby professional.
5. Scrum Five - scrumfive.net - Scrum Five was launched back in August and our interviews, match reports and features have surely earned us a place on our top 10 list!
6. Green and Gold Rugby - greenandgoldrugby.com - GAGR covers rugby in Australia with a weekly podcast plus news and features about the Wallabies.
7. Scottish Rugby Blog - scottishrugbyblog.com - The Scottish Rugby Blog covers rugby up in Scotland with many different categories including player interviews, Scotland Sevens and a whole host of other features.
8. Rugby Union Fans - rugbyunionfans.com - Rugby Union Fans provides news stories from the Pro 12, Aviva Premiership, RFU Championship as well as a discussion forum.
9. Crouch Touch Engage - crouchtouchengage.blogspot.com - This new blog features opinion articles from the world of rugby and different votes on current rugby topics.
10. From the Bottom of the Ruck - fromthebottomoftheruck.blogspot.com - Interesting and witty comment about rugby and currently based in Ireland.