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What’s inside issue 31…
20-page exclusive Rugby World Cup picture special
Alex Matthews on becoming a two-time world champion
Dan Carter on life after rugby and the pressure at the top
Carlos Spencer on moving to Ireland and battling Mehrts
Fran Cotton on ‘Mudman’ and making Mandela’s shirt
Ben Foden on his return to grassroots rugby in Scarborough
Why Denny Solomona and Orrell might be the perfect match
Behind the scenes of the new Exeter Chiefs play, Exe Men
How Worcester Warriors rebuilt for a return to rugby
What happened when the world’s armed forces descended on Kingsholm
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The Rugby Journal is the home of big rugby reads. A print quarterly that not only should take pride of place on any bookshelf, but one that digs deep into rugby unlike any other publication. Within the refined pages of the Rugby Journal, the greats (from Campese and Carling to Edwards and Isherwood) share their life stories, and a truly global game is explored, be it in Chile or China, Spain or Shetland, India or the Isle of Man.
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