World Cup winners given freedom of Rugby

Rugby came home today when England’s World Cup winners received the freedom of the town where the game was born.

Rugby came home today when England’s World Cup winners received the freedom of the town where the game was born.

Coach Clive Woodward and Northampton and England team-mates Matt Dawson and Steve Thompson took the Webb Ellis trophy to the Warwickshire town where, in 1823, Rugby School pupil William Webb Ellis invented the game.

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