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Index advantage, 70, 79, 347 • Numerics • advantage line, 138 fi ve-eighth, 351 Age Grade rugby fi ve-metre scrum, 351 coaching, 174 101 Best Tries (video), 268 defi ned, 347 10 metre law, 69–70, 347 overview, 244–245 10 metre line, 20, 69–70, 347 agility, improving, 157–158 ten-man game, 148–149 Alickadoos, 347 three quarters, 358 All Blacks vs Springboks (video), 267 tight fi ve Amatori & Calvisano (team), 365 defi ned, 358 Amin, Idi as rugby player, 316 hooker, 52–53 Amor, Simon (rugby player), 224 locks, 53 Andrew, Rob (rugby player), 189 loose-head prop, 51–52 Anglo-Welsh Cup, 242 overview, 49–50 ankle tap, 105, 347 tight-head prop, 51–52 Apartheid policy, 208 22 metre line, 20, 347 AS Beziers Herault (team), 364 2011 World Cup (tournament) Ashton, Chris (rugby player), 200 favourites to win, 198–199 assistant coach, 178 list of teams in, 197–198 assistant referee, 80–81 overview, 197–198 association football, 10 players, 199–200 attack over defence, favouring, 74 viewing, 200 attack plans 2016 Olympics, Sevens rugby in, 218, 225 blindside, 147 two-man cut-out, 98 communication in, importance of, 147 cut-out pass, 147 decoy run, 147 • A • instigator, 146 overview, 145–146 Abbott, Stuart (rugby player), 231 playmaker, 145–146 abdomen and lower back stretches, 153–154 practicing, 147 accidents, avoiding, 165 quality possession, 146 accuracy in passing, 97 COPYRIGHTEDscissors MATERIAL pass, 147 Ackford, Paul (rugby player), 128 Australia adult grass-roots clubs 1987 World Cup tournament, 193 Community Game, 248–249 1991 World Cup tournament, 191, 193–194 joining, 249 2003 World Cup tournament, 196, 305–306 overview, 248 England vs. Australia international match playing season, 250 results since 1995, 336 social membership, 250–251 Australian Rugby Union, 362 training sessions, 250 335_9781119990925-bindex.indd5_9781119990925-bindex.indd 367367 22/15/11/15/11 110:170:17 AAMM 368 Rugby Union For Dummies, 3rd Edition Aviva Premiership (tournament) Blair, Jim (coach), 181 format, 236–237 Blanco, Serge (rugby player), 193 overview, 177, 236 Bledisloe Cup (competition), 17, 203, 348 play-offs, 237 blindside, 147, 348 qualifi cations for other tournaments blindside fl anker, 55–56, 348 through, 237 blitz defence, 141, 145 relegation, 237 blood bin, 348 team list, 237–240 blood bin rule, 32–33 Aviva Stadium, 213–214 Bloodgate scandal, 32–33, 239 award of scrum feed, 79 Blues (team), 242 bomb, 62, 348 books on rugby, 277–278 • B • boots, 37 back, 47–49, 56–62, 347 The Borders (team), 364 Back, Neil (rugby player), 60 Bourgoin (team), 365 back row box kick, 348 defi ned, 347 Boyce, Jim (rugby player), 323 overview, 54–56 Boyce, Stewart (rugby player), 323 scrum formation, 117 breakaway, 348 back three, 347 breakdown backs coach, 178 defi ned, 348 Bahrain, 316 described, 107 ball, 36–37 maul, 111–114 ball carrier, 348 offside at, 75 Ballymore, 215 ruck, 107–111 Barbarians (team), 312, 321 scrum, 115–121 Barbed Wire Boks (Cameron), 278 Brennan, Trevor (rugby player), 172 Barnes, Stuart (commentator), 259 Bridgend (team), 363 barred from pitch, list of items, 41 Bristol Rugby (team), 362 Bath (team), 230–231, 238, 362 British Isles Battle of Ballymore (famous match), Durban 1997 game, 308 31, 119 Port Elizabeth 1974 game, 311 Bayfi eld, Martin (commentator), 261 Wellington 1971 game, 312–313 BBC, televised rugby on, 260–261 British players (best) Beaumont, Bill (coach), 213 Barry John, 95, 298 bench, bringing a player off, 30–31 Dean Richards, 33, 205, 239, 301 bending sideways, 156 Gareth Edwards, 170, 296–297 Bennett, Phil (rugby player), 210, 312 Gerald Davies, 88, 95, 295–296 Bernat-Salles, Philippe (rugby player), 308 Ian McLauchlan, 300–301 best seats for spectators, 282 Jeremy Guscott, 59, 161, 260, 297 Beware Of The Dog (Moore), 277 Jonny Wilkinson, 94, 189, 196, 302–303, Biarritz Olympique (team), 365 305–306 Bill McLaren: Rugby At Its Best (video), 268 Martin Johnson, 128, 189, 190, 191, 196, Billington, Ashley (rugby player), 26 298–299, 306 binding, 49, 53, 348 Wavell Wakefi eld, 302 Blackheath (team), 252 Willie-John McBride, 268, 299–300, 311 335_9781119990925-bindex.indd5_9781119990925-bindex.indd 368368 22/15/11/15/11 110:170:17 AAMM Index 369 Brive (team), 232 overview, 244 Brockhoff, David (coach), 172 physical contact, using a graded Brown, Gordon (rugby player), 323 approach to, 244 Brown, Peter (rugby player), 323 signing up for, 245 Brown, Ross (rugby player), 209 training sessions, 246 budget tips for spectators, 289–291 chip kick, 58, 91, 349 Burnett, Bob (referee), 119 Christie, Kitch (coach), 189 Burton, Mike (rugby player), 31, 119 Citing Commissioners, 266–267 Bush, George Jr. as a rugby player, 316 Clarke, Don (rugby player), 38 Butler, Eddie (commentator), 260 clearing kick, 60, 88, 349 Clinton, Bill as rugby player, 316 clothing for spectators, 284–285 • C • club rugby Calcutta Cup (competition), for adults, 248–251 17, 203, 205, 348 for children, 244–248 Callard, Jon (rugby layer), 231 with national ambitions, 252–253 calling lineout, 124 overview, 15, 243 Cameron, Don (Barbed Wire Boks), 278 structure for, 246 Campese, David (rugby player), 87, 88, 140, for women, 251–252 148, 188–189 coaching caps, 348 Age Grade rugby, 174 Cardiff Blues (team), 234, 363 assistant coach, 178 Carter, Daniel (rugby player), 94, 199 backs coach, 178 Catcheside, Carston (rugby player), 323 characteristics of a good coach, 168–170 Cavanagh, Vic defence coach, 178 as coach, 138 fi tness routines, incorporating, 171 as rugby player, 110 forwards coach, 178 Celtic Cup, 348 head coach, 178 Celtic League Level 1 rugby, 175 competitors in, 241–242 Level 2 rugby, 176 defi ned, 348 Level 3 rugby, 176 format, 240–241 Level 4 rugby, 176 overview, 240 love of game, 168 teams list, 363–364 Mini rugby, 174 winners, list of past, 344–345 motivation of team, 171–172 centre, 58–59, 349 overview, 14–15, 168–170 channel, 349 physiotherapists, 179–180 channels for televised rugby, 258–262 requirements, 173–177 characteristics of a good coach, 168–170 responsibilities of coach, 171 charge down, 349 satisfaction from, 170 children’s grass-roots clubs skill levels of all players, improving, 171 Age Grade rugby, 244–245 source of information about rugby, Colts rugby, 245 coach as, 66 competitions, 247–248 speeches by coach, 161 County Championship, 247–248 support staff for, 177–180 Mini rugby, 244–245 team doctor, 180 335_9781119990925-bindex.indd5_9781119990925-bindex.indd 369369 22/15/11/15/11 110:170:17 AAMM 370 Rugby Union For Dummies, 3rd Edition coaching (continued) Davies, Gerald (rugby player), team manager, 178–179 88, 95, 295–296 team runner, 180 Davies, Jonathan (commentator), 260 temperament for, 173–174 Dawes, John (coach), 170 trainers, 179 Dawson, Matt (rugby player), 57, 268 understanding of game, 168 dead, 349 volunteering for, 174 dead ball line, 20, 349 Cogley, Fred (commentator), 264 decoy, 349 Cole, Dan (rugby player), 200 decoy run, 147 Colts rugby, 245, 349 defence, 350 commentators for televised rugby, 263–265 defence coach, 178 Commonwealth Games tournament, 207 defensive skills communication, importance of, 147 blitz defence, 141, 145 Community Game (grass-roots clubs), coordinating defence, 141 248–249 drift defence, 141, 142, 144 Confessions of a Rugby Mercenary man-on-man defence, 141, 142, 143 (Daniell), 277 overview, 140 Connacht (team), 241, 363 defensive training, 164–165 controversy with scoring system, 25 diet, 161–164 conversion, 13, 22–23, 349 dietician, 161–162 Cooke, Geoff (manager), 177 dive pass, 100, 350 Cooper, Quade (rugby player), 200 dodge, 350 coordinating defence, 141 dog, try scored with ball rebounded off corner fl ag, 349 a, 321 Cotton, Fran (manager), 161 Dominici, Christophe (rugby player), 307 counter attack, 349 Dooley, Wade (rugby player), 128 County Championship, 247–248, 349 Doyle, Craig (commentator), 261 Crane, Jordan (rugby player), 233 Dragons (team), 242 Croft, Tom (rugby player), 128 Dragons Rugby Trust, 350 crooked feed, 118 drawing the man, 350 cross kick, 349 dressing room, 32, 350 crossbar, 20, 349 drift defence, 141, 142, 144, 350 Cueto, Mark (rugby player), 251 driving maul, 112, 350 cut-out pass, 98–100, 147, 148, 349 driving tackle, 102–103, 350 drop goal, 23–24, 350 drop kick, 91, 350 • D • drop out, 350 Daily Mail (newspaper), 273 drop punt, 350 Daily Mirror (newspaper), 273 Durden-Smith, Neil (sports promoter), 187 daily papers, 272–273 DVDs/videos, list of favourite, 267–268 The Daily Express (newspaper), 273 Dwyer, Bob (coach), 138, 169–170, 181, 212 The Daily Telegraph (newspaper), 272 Dallaglio, Lawrence (rugby player), 54, 231, 306 • E • Daniell, John (Confessions of a Rugby Eales, John (rugby player), 148 Mercenary), 277 East Midlands (team), 321 335_9781119990925-bindex.indd5_9781119990925-bindex.indd 370370 22/15/11/15/11 110:170:17 AAMM Index 371 Ebbw Vale (team), 363 Eden Park, 216 • F • Edinburgh Rugby (team), 241, 364 faking injury, 32–33 Edwards, Gareth (rugby player), 170, 296–297 fans Edwards, Shaun (rugby player), 145 best seats, 282 Ellis, William Webb (rugby creator), budget tips, 289–291 10, 11, 350 clothing, 284–285 Ellis Park (Coca-Cola Park), 214 etiquette, 282–284 Elsom, Rocky (rugby player), 200, 234 expert, phrases that will make you sound ELVs (Experimental Law Variations), 73 like an, 291 Endless Winter (Jones), 278 overview, 15–16, 17–18 England Six Nations tournament, 287–289 Heineken Cup tournaments, 230–231 ticket prices, 288, 289 Murrayfi eld 1990 game, 310–311 tours, 291 newspapers, 274 Farr-Jones, Nick (rugby player), 212 Six Nations 2003 game, 307 feed, 351 Twickenham 1991 game, 309–310 fend off, 86, 351 2003 World Cup tournament, Fernández-Lobbe, Juan Martín (rugby 191, 196, 305–306 player), 200 2007 World Cup tournament, 196 fi eld.
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