Six Nations: Woodward defends the competition

Clive Woodward has launched an impassioned defence of the Six Nations championship.

Fri, 02 Feb, 2001 - 14:29

Clive Woodward has launched an impassioned defence of the Six Nations championship.

On the eve of the tournament, Australian Rugby Union managing director John O'Neill put forward a proposal to add England and France to the current Tri-Nations series.

CONNECT WITH US TODAY

NEWSLETTERS

NOTIFICATIONS

Be the first to know the latest news and updates

More in this section

Paul O’Connell makes no promises of new caps on Ireland's tour

RUGBYU-FRA-TOP14-TOULOUSE-MONTPELLIER-FINAL

Mauvaka brace powers Toulouse to four in a row in stormy Top 14 final

England v Ireland - World Junior Rugby Championship Pool C

Daniel Ryan hat-trick not enough as Ireland U20s fall short against England

Courts Rugby: Six Nations Person: Woodward Person: Clive Woodward Person: John O'Neill Person: O'Neill Event: Nations Event: Six Nations Championship Event: Six Nations Event: Tri-Nations Series Event: Tri-Nations Organisation: Australian Rugby Union Organisation: England Organisation: France Organisation: Australia Organisation: British Lions

<p>NO ORDINARY JOE: James Ryan poses for a portrait after an Ireland rugby media conference at the Intercontinental Hotel in Sydney, Australia. Pic: Brendan Moran/Sportsfile.</p>

Ireland's James Ryan: how Joe Schmidt bulked up my 'mind gym'

READ NOW

Six Nations: Woodward defends the competition

Ireland's James Ryan: how Joe Schmidt bulked up my 'mind gym'

Sport

Latest

Sport

Donal Lenihan

Six Nations: Woodward defends the competition

Unlimited access starts here.

Ireland's James Ryan: how Joe Schmidt bulked up my 'mind gym'

Sport

Latest

Sport

Donal Lenihan

Most Read