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Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Wales hoping for autumn Internationals hospitality

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The Welsh Rugby Union claim that the two big November clashes Wales V New Zealand and Wales V Australia are sell-outs, despite selected hospitality packages for both games still being available.

But the WRU still has hospitality for the clashes with Wales V Samoa and Wales V Argentina on sale.

Wales V Samoa hospitality is available on Friday 13 Nov at 19:00 and its price is £ 95.00 and Wales V Argentina hospitality is available on Saturday 21 Nov at 14:30 and its price is £ 145.00

Around 30,000 hospitality for the November 13 clash against Samoa – who are in Wales’ pool at the 2011 World Cup in New Zealand – have been sold.

Wales have lost three of their six autumn international tests against the tough-tackling Pacific Islanders, but did win their last clash between the two countries in 2000.

Hospitality packages sales for the visit of Wales V Argentina, the 2007 World Cup semi-finalists, are at the 50,000 mark.

The WRU claim they are satisfied with hospitality packages sales, claiming they are currently selling at a rate of 2,000 a week.

They also claim hopitality packages sales for the Wales V Samoa clash has surpassed those of a an equivalent match against Canada at the Millennium Stadium in 2008.

Wales played in front of a 58,000 crowd for that Friday night fixture against the New Zealand.

Warren Gatland’s Wales face what the national coach has described as the “toughest” autumn campaign of his tenure.

Remaining tickets for the Wales V Samoa and Wales V Argentina matches are available from www.wru.co.uk and corporate hospitality.

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Welsh fans have snapped up more than 230,000 hospitality for the four games in this autumn International , with the sold-out signs already having gone up on public sales for the matches against wales V argentia and wales V Australia.

While there are limited hospitality packages left for those two matches, there are still hospitality available for the matches against 2011 World Cup opponents wales V Samoa on Friday, 13 November and wales V Argentina, who finished third in the 2007 World Cup, eight days later.

With the Welsh regions having done so well in the opening two rounds of the Heineken Cup, sales are now beginning to pick up for the Invesco Perpetual Series games, with more than 30,000 having been sold for the Samoan match and more than 50,000 for the game against the Australia

"The rate of sale of this hospitality has certainly quickened in recent weeks and the success.

"Warren Gatland always said that Heineken Cup form would be crucial to his team selection and it looks as though the players have responded to his call judging by the wins over London Irish by the Scarlets, ASM Clermont Auvergne by the Ospreys, Harlequins by Cardiff Blues and Glasgow by the Dragons.

"It means the fans will see Welsh players running into peak form when they are on parade for the national side next month in this vital series of matches. What a challenge it promises to be against three teams sitting above Wales in the IRB World Rankings and one of our 2011 World Cup Pool opponents.

"Th sales hospitality have surpassed the corresponding figure for our 2008 Invesco Perpetual Series clash England VAustralia - that game was eventually played in front of a crowd of 58,000 - and we are way ahead of the sales for the last two visits to Cardiff by the Argentineans.

"They have played Wales three times at the Millennium Stadium. We had a full house when we met them in the historic opening game of the 1999 Rugby World, had 39,000 at the 2001 match that the Pumas won and 36,736 for the Welsh win in August, 2007."

Selected hospitality packages remain the only way to watch Gatland's Welsh side take on the All Blacks or the Wallabies although the top priced 'platinum package' for England V New Zealand are sold out.

Remaining tickets for theWales V Samoa and Wales V Argentina matches in the Series are available from www.corporatehospitalitygroup.com, Tel: +44 (0) 208 4943 243 , fax: +44 (0) 208 614 0811, Email: sales@corporatehospitalitygroup.com hospitality for Wales v Samoa on Friday 13 November are priced at £95 hospitality for Wales v Argentina on Saturday 21 November are available at £145

Fans interested in purchasing hospitality for all games, which ranges from £95 to £145 per person and is now sold on an individual basis, should call the hospitality team on: +44 (0) 208 4943 243 or visit www.corporatehospitalitygroup.com

Saturday, November 7, 2009

Autumn Internationals rugby star

ALL eyes will be on David Wilson at Westoe Rugby Club today as he runs out for England against the Aussies.

The club is televising the Twickenham clash, which will see the 24-year-old, from South Shields, make only his second Test start.

Wilson came through the junior section at Westoe and returned to realise his dream of playing for the first team as he recovered from injury while at Newcastle Falcons.

Now playing for Bath in the Guinness Premiership, the 6ft 1in prop is tipped for a promising international career.

Westoe chairman and first-team manager Duncan Murray said: "I think it is a fantastic day for everyone at the club.

"Everyone will be watching him. He's a big, strong prop and he's there to represent his country."

Wilson, who now lives in Gloucestershire, regularly comes back to South Shields to visit his family in Marsden and catch a game at Westoe.

He also takes a keen interest in what is going on at his former school, Harton Technology College, where he honed his rugby skills.

Head of boys' PE and rugby coach Paul Byrne said: "He always had outstanding potential. Realising that potential is the difficult bit.

"Everything he's achieved, he's had to work incredibly hard for.

"The position he plays is unforgiving and demanding – it is probably one of the most physical positions on the pitch.

"To play at the level he's at, you have got to be incredibly committed, fit and have a mental toughness."

Mr Byrne said both he and the school are delighted and proud to see Wilson picked by England manager Martin Johnson – including 100 rugby-playing pupils who look up to him.

"There are an awful lot of people in South Shields who will be rooting for him," he said. "He has such a bright future ahead of him.

Headteacher Ken Gibson added: "David is yet another high-profile success story for Harton Technology College and an inspiration to our current crop of rugby players.

"He is a lovely lad and an incredible talent who fully deserves his continued national recognition."

Wilson played for his school, in Lisle Road, South Shields, and at county level as a youngster, joining the England under-16s at the age of 14.

He was called into the England Saxons side in 2008 and made his full England debut against Argentina at Old Trafford in June, donating his shirt to Mr Byrne afterwards.

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Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Wales V New Zealand Hospitality - rugby hospitality packages

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Wales V Argentina Hospitality - rugby hospitality packages

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Wales V Australia Hospitality - rugby hospitality packages

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England V Australia Hospitality - Autumn rugby

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Monday, November 2, 2009

Rugby League star Paul Whatuira tasered by police after alleged assault

It normally takes a couple of 16-stone forwards to bring down Rugby League star Paul Whatuira.

But when the 6ft former New Zealand international was arrested after an "unprovoked" street attack, police decided it was wiser to use a Taser gun.

The 28-year-old Huddersfield Giants player allegedly struck two men in an early morning confrontation in the town centre.

Hours later he was bailed and taken from police cells to a psychiatric hospital for a mental health check.

One of the attacked men has severe face injuries and a suspected broken jaw.

Whatuira, who weighs 14-stone, was arrested by police who had to call for back-up before using the stun gun.

It is understood the player, whose fiancée is pregnant, was being treated at a local hospital before he left the premises early on the day of the incident.

The violence began when a man walking from his car to engineering firm TWL was attacked on the road at 6am.

A company spokesman said: "It was unprovoked. The man left his vehicle in our car park and was walking across the road to start his shift when he was set upon. He has a broken nose, missing front teeth and other severe dental problems."

The man was kept in hospital overnight. Another man attacked nearby was not badly hurt. It is believed Whatuira was bleeding from minor cuts after his violent struggle with police.

Giants managing director Richard Thewlis said: "Paul and his family have the full medical support of the club."

Police said: "Officers arrested a 28-year-old after reports of two assaults."

It is believed Whatuira is now in a Bradford hospital.

He joined Super League Giants last year and was nicknamed Fatz the Black Cat because he is quiet and wily.

Whatuira missed games on June 26 and July 5 after complaining of severe headaches but returned to action when scans revealed no problems.

WHATUIRA'S RUGBY CAREER

Whatuira made 16 appearances for New Zealand and is the Giants' the most capped player. He signed from Aussie club Wests Tigers in 2008. Last season he made 28 appearances and scored 15 tries. This season he played 28 times and scored seven tries.

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Novelty and nostalgia reign as England v Australia goes back to the BBC

England may need something from the BBC highlights reel if they are to beat Australia in autumn internationals 2009.

Richie Myler would have been just five years old during England's 1995 World Cup campaign, which marked the end of regular terrestrial coverage. Photograph: Richard Sellers/Sportsphoto

Remember Jason Robinson scoring two tries on his Great Britain debut against New Zealand in 1993? Or Ellery Hanley chipping, regathering and linking with Daryl Powell to send Paul Eastwood over for a crucial try in the historic home victory against Australia three years earlier? Or perhaps best of all, Jonathan Davies rounding Brett Mullins to score the match-winning try in the first Test of the 1994 Ashes series for a Lions team who had been reduced to 12 men by the first-half dismissal of Shaun Edwards for a high tackle?

Those three rousing rugby league occasions had a few things in common which have been all too rare in recent years: they were all at Wembley; they each involved British victories over southern hemisphere opposition; and they took place on Saturday afternoons in front of a terrestrial television audience.

Those memories will be stirred this weekend as England play Australia in Wigan with a 2.30pm kick-off in the first international to have been screened live by the BBC for nine years, and only the second since 1995. That has left the older players in the squad grappling with a strange combination of novelty and nostalgia – while most of them grew up watching Ashes Tests on Grandstand, only the captain, Jamie Peacock, has played in a Saturday afternoon international.

Even then, it was an afternoon he would rather forget, as he came on as a substitute in the humiliating 49-6 defeat by New Zealand in the 2000 World Cup semi final. (Adrian Morley, the only other thirtysomething in the current England squad, was ruled out of that game by a rib injury.)

It is an even more chastening thought that the youthful majority of the current squad may struggle to recall the pre-Sky and Super League days when the national team were seen regularly on terrestrial TV. Kyle Eastmond and Sam Tomkins were all of six during the 1995 World Cup that was effectively the end of the era of live international league on the Beeb; Richie Myler and Tom Briscoe, the two teenagers in the current squad, were just out of nursery school.

It is dangerously simplistic to suggest that Messrs Hanley, Davies, Edwards, Robinson and Martin Offiah were bigger stars in Britain than any rugby league player has been over the last decade or so, just because their deeds were seen more regularly by a terrestrial television audience than those of the likes of Andy Farrell, Sean Long, Keiron Cunningham and Robbie Paul. But the reversion to a Saturday afternoon international on the BBC, especially against Australia, could provide a major boost for the game in this country – if England can at least be competitive this weekend.

That's a worryingly big "if", given the most recent evidence – England's performances at last year's World Cup, including the 52-4 humiliation by the Aussies in Melbourne, and their unconvincing victory over France last weekend. Any danger of Australian complacency was blown away by New Zealand in their 20-20 draw at The Stoop, and the Kangaroos will surely be more cohesive for their second match of the tournament.

In Morley, Peacock, Sam Burgess, Gareth Ellis, James Graham and James Roby, England have the players to be reasonably hopeful of matching them in the pack.

But if they are to convert that into the sort of stirring performance and result that the likes of Hanley, Edwards and Davies managed late in the last century, they will need Shaun Briscoe to be heroic on his return to Wigan as the country's No1 full-back – another one in the eye for his home-town club; Lee Smith to make a real nuisance of himself against Greg Inglis; Ryan Hall to avoid any of the defensive errors that have marred his recent performances for club and country; Danny McGuire and Kevin Sinfield to reproduce their confident, dominant Super League performances on the international stage; and the three bright young half-back talents of Eastmond, Myler and Tomkins to respond positively to the greatest challenge of their brief careers.

If you want a pre-match pep-talk, I can steer you towards the Gareth Ellis quotes that appeared in the Guardian earlier this week, the Sam Burgess piece we'll be carrying on Saturday morning, and perhaps also the following names: Eastwood, Carl Gibson, Paul Loughlin and Allan Bateman, all backs who appeared in previous against-the-odds British wins against Australia.

The stakes for British rugby league would be huge anyway, but are raised another notch by the terrestrial exposure. Your best (and worst) CHG rugby league memories are welcome below – in fairness to Sky, we shouldn't pretend it was a golden era, and my earliest recollection is that the Beeb could only be bothered showing the second halves of the landmark 1982 Ashes series. Also any thoughts on the England team to be announced around the time this blog appears, or even the Pacific Cup and European Cup competitions, both of which will be shown on Sky this weekend as they build towards a decent climax.

It's certainly going to be a good feeling driving into Wigan on Saturday lunchtime, hoping for something approaching a rugby league miracle. The only thing missing now is the crumbling terraces and river caves of Central Park.

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England name three uncapped players in squad for autumn internationals

• David Barnes, Richard Blaze and Courtney Lawes get call-ups

• Martin Johnson praises England's strength in depth

The England team manager, Martin Johnson, has named three new faces in a 32-man squad. Photograph: Matthew Childs/Action Images

Three uncapped players have been named in the England squad for next month's internationals against Australia, Argentina and New Zealand.

The Bath prop David Barnes, Leicester's Richard Blaze and Northampton's Courtney Lawes are included in Martin Johnson's 32-man squad for the trio of games. A plethora of injuries also means call-ups for Duncan Bell, Ben Foden, Shane Geraghty, Andy Goode, Lewis Moody, David Strettle, Steve Thompson and Richard Wigglesworth.

"We've had to make a number of changes to the squad because of injuries but we have strength in depth," said Johnson. "Each of the players coming in has the opportunity to push themselves into contention for the match against Australia on 7 November."

Steve Borthwick retains the captaincy. "Steve has been appointed captain and I'm sure he will continue to do an excellent job," said Johnson.

England squad for the autumn internationals

Forwards: S Armitage (London Irish), D Barnes (Bath), D Bell (Bath), R Blaze (Leicester), S Borthwick (Saracens, captain), G Chuter (Leicester), J Crane (Leicester), T Croft (Leicester), L Deacon (Leicester), D Hartley (Northampton), J Haskell (Stade Français), B Kay (Leicester), C Lawes (Northampton), L Moody (Leicester), T Payne (Wasps), S Thompson (Brive), D Wilson (Bath), J Worsley (Wasps).

Backs: M Banahan (Bath), D Care (Harlequins), M Cueto (Sale), B Foden (Northampton), S Geraghty (Northampton), A Goode (Brive), D Hipkiss (Leicester), P Hodgson (London Irish), U Monye (Harlequins), D Strettle (Harlequins), M Tait (Sale), M Tindall (Gloucester) R Wigglesworth (Sale), J Wilkinson (Toulon).

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Thursday, October 1, 2009

Wales v Samoa - SWALEC Stadium Gold Full Hospitality

Price per Person: £95.00

Kick off 7.30pm

There is no better way to enjoy a Friday night than watch the ferocious tackling Samoans take on the Welsh side! To prepare for the game, SWALEC stadium provides an idyllic location. Situated just ten minutes walk from the ground in Sophia Gardens in the home of Glamorgan Cricket Club, the facilities are first class.

Match day host is the English Premiership's most experienced referee – Ashley Rowden. His knowledge of the game & relationship with the players across the last 20 years will provide with you all the inside information for today’s match. Joining him will be legends from the Welsh team of the last 20 years including heroes such as Mervyn Davies & Alan Bateman.

- Our package is pre-match to enable fans to enjoy the delights of Cardiff post match mingling with fans.
- The pre-match package includes the following.
- Official ticket & match day programme.
- Sparkling wine reception when doors open at 6 pm.
- Hot & cold buffet.
- Complimentary beers, wine & spirits.
- Plasma TV screens.
- Complimentary car parking all day (ratio 1:4).
- Pre-match Q&H hosted by Ashley.
- VIP hostess service.

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Wales v New Zealand - SWALEC Stadium Gold Full Hospitality

Price per Person: £245.00

Kick off 2.30pm

Wales have never beaten New Zealand home or away.

With the recent WRU agreement with the Regions, Warren Gatland & his team should have the perfect pre-match preparation for this the first of the Autumn Internationals.

Over the last 2 years, Wales have been the most consistent of the Home Nations & provided some of the key players in the summer's Lions tour.

To prepare for the game, SWALEC stadium provides an idyllic location. Situated just ten minutes walk from the ground in Sophia Gardens in the home of Glamorgan Cricket Club, the facilities are first class.

Match day host is the English Premiership's most experienced referee – Ashley Rowden. His knowledge of the game & relationship with the players across the last 20 years will provide with you all the inside information for today's match. Joining him will be legends from the Welsh team of the last 20 years including heroes such as Mervyn Davies & Alan Bateman.

- Our package is pre-match to enable fans to enjoy the delights of Cardiff post match mingling with fans.
- The pre-match package includes the following.
- Official ticket & match day programme.
- Sparkling wine reception when doors open at 11 am.
- 3 course gourmet meal pre match.
- Complimentary beers, wine & spirits.
- Plasma TV screens.
- Complimentary car parking all day (ratio 1:4).
- Pre-match Q&H hosted by Ashley
- VIP hostess service

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Wales V Australia - SWALEC Stadium Gold Full Hospitality

Price per Person: £245.00

Kick off 2.30pm

Twenty five years on, this game could be the last leg for the Australians to grab the elusive Home Nations Grand Slam. To support Ashley for the day, we have the support of the Grand Slam winning fly half – Mark Ella, who can look back at the current tour & that of 25 years ago.

To prepare for the game, SWALEC stadium provides an idealistic location. Situated just ten minutes walk from the ground in Sophia Gardens in the home of Glamorgan Cricket Club, the facilities are first class.

Match day host is the English Premiership’s most experienced referee – Ashley Rowden. His knowledge of the game & relationship with the players across the last 20 years will provide with you all the inside information for today’s match. Joining him will be legends from the Welsh team of the last 20 years including heroes such as Mervyn Davies & Alan Bateman.

- Our package is pre-match to enable fans to enjoy the delights of Cardiff post match mingling with fans.
- The pre-match package includes the following.
- Official ticket & match day programme.
- Sparkling wine reception when doors open at 11 am.
- 3 course gourmet meal pre match.
- Complimentary beers, wine & spirits.
- Plasma TV screens.
- Complimentary car parking all day (ratio 1:4).
- Pre-match Q&H hosted by Ashley.
- VIP hostess service.

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Wales V Argentina - SWALEC Stadium Gold Full Hospitality

Price per Person: £145.00

Kick off 2.30pm

The ever improving Argentineans will be fresh from Twickenham & will be looking to add the Welsh to their ever expanding list of conquered nations.

Wales will be hoping to cope with the talents & aggression of the Argentineans & show the world that they mean business this year.

To prepare for the game, SWALEC stadium provides an idyllic location. Situated just ten minutes walk from the ground in Sophia Gardens in the home of Glamorgan Cricket Club, the facilities are first class.

Match day host is the English Premiership's most experienced referee – Ashley Rowden. His knowledge of the game & relationship with the players across the last 20 years will provide with you all the inside information for today's match. Joining him will be legends from the Welsh team of the last 20 years including heroes such as Mervyn Davies & Alan Bateman.

- Our package is pre-match to enable fans to enjoy the delights of Cardiff post match mingling with fans.
- The pre-match package includes the following.
- Official ticket & match day programme.
- Sparkling wine reception when doors open at 11 am.
- Hold & cold buffet.
- Complimentary beers, wine & spirits.
- Plasma TV screens.
- Complimentary car parking all day (ratio 1:4).
- Pre-match Q&H hosted by Ashley.
- VIP hostess service.

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England V New Zealand - Cole Court Buffet Silver Hospitality

Price per Person: £399.00

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- Official RFU ticket
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- Complimentary fine wines, beers, spirits all day up to 90 minutes after the end of the game
- Players in attendance all day; including legends Phil Greening, Mike Catt MBE, Matt Perry, David Campese
- Pre & post match analysis with the players
- Post match supper
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- Post match late bar with hostess service & music until 10.30pm at night (pay bar from 90 mints post match)

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England V Australia - Cole Court Gold Full Hospitality

Price per Person: £499.00

Kick off time 2.30pm

There is always something special about an England and Australia fixture, & this year will be no different. The first game of the Invested season marks the 25th anniversary since Australia won the first ever Home Nations Grand Slam.

Having had a torrid Tri-Nations tournament & with a resurgent Johnno side, the teams look evenly matched.

The only place to prepare for the match is at Twickenham's latest RFU approved venue- Cole Court.

Just five minutes from the ground & two minutes from Twickenham station, it is ideally placed for you both pre & post match.

For the Australia game, Cole Court has put together the team for you, including; Mike Catt MBE, Phil Greening & special guest for the whole day - David Campese. 'Campo' is one of the worlds greatest ever wingers & one of the most outspoken commentators on world rugby. He is also one of the legends of the Grand Slam winning team from 25 years ago. His memories of that tour should bring to the life the challenges that face the 2009 Australian team. Cole Court prides itself on unique access to the stars throughout the day, great venue & location, the best food in any restaurant in South West London, & an exclusive lounge bar atmosphere post match that stays open to 10.30pm.

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- Official RFU ticket & match day programme
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- Complimentary car parking all day (ratio 4:1)
- Complimentary fine wines, beers, spirits all day up to 90 minutes after the end of the game
- Players in attendance all day; including legends Phil Greening, Mike Catt MBE, Matt Perry, David Campese
- Pre & post match analysis with the players
- Post match supper
- 42" plasma TVs
- Interactive Wii machines
- Daily newspapers
- Post match late bar with hostess service & music until 10.30pm at night (pay bar from 90 mints post match)

The Private Members post match Bar & Lounge provides the place to continue to entertain clients post match, in a relaxed & informal atmosphere. Celebrities stay & mingle all night, play on the Nintendo Wiis or just enjoy wait to miss the rush at the end of the day - Cole Court is the venue.

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England V Australia - Cole Court Buffet Silver Hospitality

Price per Person: £329.00

Looking for a more relaxed approach for friends or clients?

The Cole Court Silver package provides you with the opportunity to enjoy all the best of Cole Court whilst relaxing in the bar area. Sitting or standing, you can enjoy rugby the traditional way without the crush of local bars & with a quality of food that you would expect from Cole Court.

The package includes;

- Official RFU ticket
- First class venue & facility with VIP hostess service
- Access from 12.00 onwards
- Free beers, wine & spirits
- One course hot meal pre-match
- Complimentary car parking all day (ratio 4:1)
- Complimentary fine wines, beers, spirits all day up to 90 minutes after the end of the game
- Players in attendance all day; including legends Phil Greening, Mike Catt MBE, Matt Perry, David Campese
- Pre & post match analysis with the players
- Post match supper
- 42'' plasma TVs
- Interactive Wii machines
- Daily newspapers
- Post match late bar with hostess service & music until 10.30pm at night (pay bar from 90 mins post match)

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England V Argentina - Cole Court Gold Full Hospitality

Price per Person: £499.00

Kick off 2.30pm

The last time these two teams met, it saw the beginning of the end of the reign of Andy Robinson as England coach as Argentina strode to victory with the sound of booing directed towards Robinson.

Over the summer the two teams squared a series on consecutive weekends in England & Argentina.

Today’s fixture will show just how far Johnno’s team has come from that day & over the last 12 months.

Argentina is 6th in the world, & boast some of the world’s most ferocious forwards & the elegance of Juan Martin Henandez at fly half.

The only place to prepare for the match is at Twickenham’s latest RFU approved venue – Cole Court.

Just five minutes from the ground & two minutes from Twickenham station, it is ideally placed for you both pre & post match.

For the Argentina game, Cole Court has put together a great team for you, including; Mike Catt MBE, Phil Greening & special guest for the whole day – David Campese. ‘Campo’ is one of the world’s greatest ever wingers & one of the most outspoken commentators on world rugby. Just a week after England has played Australia, he will undoubtedly have some frank views on England’s progress on the world stage.

Cole Court prides itself on unique access to the stars throughout the day, great venue & location, the best food in any restaurant in South West London, & an exclusive lounge bar atmosphere post match that stays open to 10.30 pm.

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England V Argentina - Cole Court Full Hospitality 2 Course Gourmet Lunch

Price per Person: £299.00

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- Champagne and canap's reception
- 2 course gourmet lunch
- Complimentary fine wines, beers and liqueurs all day
- Mike Catt MBE, Phil Greening and rugby players in attendance all day
- Pre and post match Q&A sessions with Mike Catt, Phil Greening, Ashley Rowden
- and rugby celebrities
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- Complimentary car parking all day (ratio 1:4)
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- Post match private member's bar and lounge until late (pay bar) with music
- and hostess service

Have you ever found yourself in the middle of Twickenham on a match day with a group of clients? Where do you go to continue entertaining?

Private Members’ Bar and Lounge Have you ever found yourself in the middle of Twickenham on a match day with a group of clients? Where do you go to continue entertaining? Unlike any other hospitality venue in Twickenham, Cole Court stays open until 10.30pm, allowing you and your guests to continue with your day in the comfort of the same venue. After 5.30pm Cole Court transforms into a private members’ bar and lounge (pay bar) with hostess service, soft lighting and music. A great place to continue networking with clients and chatting to our rugby celebrities who stay with us all night corporate hospitality group are supported by Nintendo who supply Nintendo Wii’s and Puma who also provide interactive sporting games.

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