Enjoying the Rugby World Cup 2011?
The Rugby World Cup 2011 is the game's biggest event of the year and it is currently going on in New Zealand (9th September to 23rd October). The games started off with a fantastic opening ceremony €" New Zealand really surprised the world and outdid all expectations with a unique opening ceremony that will be remembered for years to come. The hosts beat Tonga convincingly in the opening match, much to the delight of the home crowd.
Pool A consists of the hosts New Zealand, Canada, France, Japan and Tonga; Pool B teams are Scotland, Argentina, England, Georgia and Romania; Pool C is made up of Australia, Ireland, Italy, Russia and USA; while Fiji, Samoa, South Africa, Wales and Namibia make up Pool D. The matches are being played all over New Zealand, except Christchurch, which is still recovering from the devastating earthquake. Match locations include Auckland, Invercargill, Kotorua, Dunedin, New Plymouth, Wellington, Whangarei, Napier and Nelson. The finals will be held at Eden Park in Auckland.
Although it is too early to say, many have already decided who will make it into the semi finals of the Rugby World Cup 2011. According to the matches played so far, New Zealand, France, England, Scotland, Ireland, Australia, South Africa and Samoa are top in their groups and have a great chance of making it into the final four. Whoever makes it, there is bound to be unequalled rugby entertainment for fans across the world.
New Zealand is currently leading in terms of points with South Africa, Samoa and England following. Notable players in the tournament so far include Morne Steyn of South Africa, Colin Slade of New Zealand, Theuns Kotze of Namibia, Seremaia Baikeinuku of Fiji and James Arlidge of Japan who have done their countries proud with scoring points.
The Rugby World Cup 2011 is the biggest in the rugby calendar, and is highly anticipated among rugby fans across the world. Whether you are lucky enough to watch the matches live in New Zealand, or are following them in front of the TV, all avid rugby fans will be wearing their favourite teams rugby jerseys or t-shirts. The major brands that make rugby shirts are Kooga, Adidas, Nike, Canterbury, Brandco, Puma, Cotton Traders and Under Armour. You can find shirts for all 20 countries that are taking part in the Rugby World Cup 2011.
Enjoy the ongoing Rugby World Cup 2011 in style €" wear your favourite teams' shirts while you watch the matches.
Pool A consists of the hosts New Zealand, Canada, France, Japan and Tonga; Pool B teams are Scotland, Argentina, England, Georgia and Romania; Pool C is made up of Australia, Ireland, Italy, Russia and USA; while Fiji, Samoa, South Africa, Wales and Namibia make up Pool D. The matches are being played all over New Zealand, except Christchurch, which is still recovering from the devastating earthquake. Match locations include Auckland, Invercargill, Kotorua, Dunedin, New Plymouth, Wellington, Whangarei, Napier and Nelson. The finals will be held at Eden Park in Auckland.
Although it is too early to say, many have already decided who will make it into the semi finals of the Rugby World Cup 2011. According to the matches played so far, New Zealand, France, England, Scotland, Ireland, Australia, South Africa and Samoa are top in their groups and have a great chance of making it into the final four. Whoever makes it, there is bound to be unequalled rugby entertainment for fans across the world.
New Zealand is currently leading in terms of points with South Africa, Samoa and England following. Notable players in the tournament so far include Morne Steyn of South Africa, Colin Slade of New Zealand, Theuns Kotze of Namibia, Seremaia Baikeinuku of Fiji and James Arlidge of Japan who have done their countries proud with scoring points.
The Rugby World Cup 2011 is the biggest in the rugby calendar, and is highly anticipated among rugby fans across the world. Whether you are lucky enough to watch the matches live in New Zealand, or are following them in front of the TV, all avid rugby fans will be wearing their favourite teams rugby jerseys or t-shirts. The major brands that make rugby shirts are Kooga, Adidas, Nike, Canterbury, Brandco, Puma, Cotton Traders and Under Armour. You can find shirts for all 20 countries that are taking part in the Rugby World Cup 2011.
Enjoy the ongoing Rugby World Cup 2011 in style €" wear your favourite teams' shirts while you watch the matches.