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QBE Rugby: The Key to the Breakdown
The breakdown is one of the most complex areas of modern rugby. In this expert video, QBE ambassadors Chris Robshaw and Conor O'Shea, alongside referee Luke Pearce, dissect and simplify the key areas of the breakdown.
QBE 60 second interview with... Chris Robshaw
Watch the video for Chris’ take on The Beatles, Carmen Electra and his green one-litre Vauxhall Corsa!
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Robshaw and O'Shea preview Heineken Cup
Harlequins captain Chris Robshaw and Director of Rugby Conor O'Shea talk to Nick Heath from Rugby Media at the launch of the new Heineken Cup season.
Interview: Premiership player of the season Chris Robshaw
The England captain had tough competition from the likes of Brad Barritt (Saracens), Mike Brown (Harlequins), Julian Salvi (Leicester), Nick Wood (Gloucester) and James Scaysbrook (Exeter) for the award but came home the winner on the night.
Simon Ward from Talking Rugby spoke to Chris Robshaw at the ceremony:
Youngs and Robshaw reflect on England's win over Ireland
Following England's win over Ireland at Twickenham earlier today, Russell Hargreaves chatted to try-scoring scrum-half Ben Youngs and England's captain Chris Robshaw.
Warburton, Robshaw and Farrell reflect on England vs Wales
After a thrilling Anglo-Welsh encounter at Twickenham yesterday, in which the video referee dismissed David Strettle's late try attempt to deny England a draw and hand Wales a well-deserved Triple Crown, Russell Hargreaves from the RFU.com podcast chatted to Sam Warburton, Chris Robshaw and Owen Farrell.
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Reaction: Italy 15-19 England
Italy almost upset an inexperienced England side during the first ever rugby match to be held at the Stadio Olimpico. This was set to be a big test for Lancaster and his side and when Italy took the lead at the end of the first half, the RFU would have been considering Lancaster's future, but England held strong and over came a powerful Azzuri.
Interview with player of the month Chris Robshaw
Chris Robshaw is becoming one of the most promising talents for English rugby and many believe he will be named as England captain ahead of the Six Nations 2012. However, Robshaw faces competition from Northampton's Tom Wood and the more experienced Tom Croft of Leicester.
But nobody is in any doubt that Robshaw will go on to represent England at a high level and with Stuart Lancaster selected as a new interim coach he could bring in some of the youngsters who can prove their potential on the international stage. He has been named as Aviva Premiership player of the month for November so click 'more' to listen to the interview.
Who will be the next England captain?
Following some of the worst ever weeks for English Rugby and the RFU, the organization will have to make changes to ensure that the reputation of English Rugby is not damaged too severely.
Traditionally, captains always seem to be back-rowers. But that rule is not compulsory as we have had the likes of front-row prop, Phil Vickery, and lock, Martin Johnson both being captain of England, with Martin Johnson lifting the Webb Ellis Cup in 2003. Even so, I have come to the conclusion that whoever the new England captain is, he will have to be a strong player, capable of leading a national side and he needs to have an edge that will keep skill, communication and playing ability at a high level...
Traditionally, captains always seem to be back-rowers. But that rule is not compulsory as we have had the likes of front-row prop, Phil Vickery, and lock, Martin Johnson both being captain of England, with Martin Johnson lifting the Webb Ellis Cup in 2003. Even so, I have come to the conclusion that whoever the new England captain is, he will have to be a strong player, capable of leading a national side and he needs to have an edge that will keep skill, communication and playing ability at a high level...
Video: Harlequins players talk about Movember
Movember is a cause aiming to raise awareness of prostate cancer. Many rugby players take part in the event and below are some videos of Harlequins' Danny Care, Chris Robshaw and Joe Marler. Click read more to view the videos...