Rugby football's "close season" is very nearly providing more interest han did the mantis of actual there were all too te id of real was rear: tted in many circles th fne it present een importance during the season. there should be nothing about which to &omplain during the coming campaign.
auks. it appears. are due to the Services and varticulraly to the Army. They have given every indication that Rugby football is going to be a big thing for the Army next season and the plans which are to be carried out will recall that first wartime seasan when 9: veral representa. tive games produced a good deal of interest, Of more interest and importance is the suggestion of International matches. War time Internationals between England and Wales can be recalled as having taken place at Gloucester and Cardiff during the 1939/40 s: ason and it was a great disappointment that there were no re peats twelve months later.
One scheme for 1941/42, however. allows for a series of eames among English. Scottish. Welsh and Irish Service teams,
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