England Rugby Investec 2010 Autumn International Dates


By Kath 22/1/10
January 22 2010

England Rugby Investec Internationals 2010. Autumn International Dates Announced. Investec sponsored their first England test match in December 1998 when England beat South Africa 13-7.

 
 
England's Investec Internationals for 2010 
 
 
 
England will play four back to back Investec Internationals test matches in November  2010 at Twickenham Stadium against Australia, Samoa, South Africa and New Zealand. 

Each test match will kick off at 2.30pm and all the games will be shown live on Sky Sports. 

RFU Business Operations Director, Paul Vaughan said "We're delighted to be welcoming all four teams to Twickenham Stadium including Samoa who will be playing here for the first time since 2005. The four test matches will show case players from all sides that are amongst the best in the world, which should provide a great and competitive spectacle for all the fans attending. *Investec continues to provide fantastic innovative support of the series, which in turn helps the broad funding of Rugby in England." 

Saturday November  5   England v New Zealand - kick off 2.30pm
Saturday November 13, England v Australia - kick off 2.30pm
Saturday November 20, England v Samoa - kick off 2.30pm
Saturday November 27, England v South Africa -kick off 2.30pm



Ticket prices and availability for the Investec Internationals  will be announced in due course with details appearing on www.rfu.com

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England Rugby Investec 2010 Autumn International Dates
Discussion started by Unofficial England Rugby Union , 22/01/2010 13:54
Unofficial England Rugby Union
22/01/2010 13:54
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Old Flanker
22/01/2010 18:18
Good Grief, looks like another round of Investec hammering's on the cards!

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tigeroo
22/01/2010 18:36
I didn't realise losing by 9 points to Australia with 15 or 20 players missing constituted a hammering. And conceding 3 tries in 3 games when the likes of Wales and France have paper thin defenses letting in 3 times that amount? But I salute your ability to predict what will happen in 11 months time. Same old boring OTT reaction to England losses.

A tough autumn schedule is just what England need a year out from the world cup.

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Rarua
22/01/2010 23:29
It would be good if England tried to win these games rather than not to lose too badly, which is how the recent series seemed to me.

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whingebasher
23/01/2010 13:40
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tigeroo
I didn't realise losing by 9 points to Australia with 15 or 20 players missing constituted a hammering. And conceding 3 tries in 3 games when the likes of Wales and France have paper thin defenses letting in 3 times that amount? But I salute your ability to predict what will happen in 11 months time. Same old boring OTT reaction to England losses.
A tough autumn schedule is just what England need a year out from the world cup.
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I can just picture you in the dinner party scene in Carry On Up The Khyber.


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whingebasher
23/01/2010 13:42
I think my IT skills were a little lacking in this case.....

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tigeroo
23/01/2010 20:04
Don't worry we're used to you being a bit 'lacking', having had the misfortune of reading your rugby "knowledge" on this site

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whingebasher
23/01/2010 22:19
Oh dear.

You having a nice weekend in Wales then?

Lots of bracing sea air.

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