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England Autumn International Tickets 2012

admin — Mon, 05 Dec 2011 23:30:29 +0000

England return to action this autumn when to action for a series of games against the giants of southern hemisphere rugby namely Fiji, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. The game will form the QBE Internationals 2012 all games will be played at the home of English Rugby Twickenham It has been said that tickets for major Twickenham international matches are like gold dust and none more so than for the forthcoming Test matches against Australia and New Zealand. When England take on the Wallabies on November 17th and the All Black on December 1st as part of the QBE Internationals, many supporters will be disappointed not to be there.
The QBE Internationals, a rugby tournament held annually at the Twickenham Stadium, consists of 3 / 4 matches each year: QBE Internationals Tickets. England Rugby’s autumn international matches. The sponsorship will start in 2012
The QBE Internationals Series sees England play against New Zealand, Australia and South Africa as well as the Pacific Islanders, Fiji, Samoa and Argentina.

England Autumn International Fixtures 2012
November 10, 2012, 2.30pm England vs Fiji Twickenham Stadium
November 17, 2012, 2.30pm England vs Australia Twickenham Stadium
November 24, 2012, 2.30pm England vs South Africa Twickenham Stadium
December 1, 2012, 2.30pm England vs New Zealand Twickenham Stadium

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Investec has been sponsoring the Investec Challenge Series since 1999.
Raymond van Niekerk, Global Head of Marketing at Investec, said “We are pleased to continue our sponsorship of England Rugby, who we have supported over the past ten years.
The quality of rugby and intensity of competition between England and the visiting southern hemisphere teams is spectacular, and sets the tone for the challenges England will face in the next Rugby World Cup. Our ongoing association also works well alongside our other current rugby sponsorships, the Investec Super 14 tournament in Australia and the Investec International Rugby Academy in South Africa. Rugby is aligned with our specialist banking focus and it is a fantastic platform for Investec to strengthen brand awareness in our three main geographies, the United Kingdom, South Africa and Australia.”

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England Rugby Tickets Autumn 2010

admin — Sun, 08 Aug 2010 23:40:01 +0000

With November fast approaching, the Autumn Internationals, also known as the End of Year Rugby Tests, will be upon us faster than most fans expect. The good news is that the England Autumn International tickets have just recently gone on sale and are still available. However, tickets are selling fast, and if you wait to buy England rugby tickets, you may find that you’ve waited too long.

Twickenham Tickets

Twickenham Stadium is the home of England rugby and the host site of the 2010 Autumn Internationals. Seating a staggering 82,000 spectators, it’s the largest dedicated rugby union venue in the world. Nevertheless, don’t expect those 82,000 Twickenham tickets per event to be around for long because they have nearly sold out for each of the four dates already.

• 06-Nov vs. New Zealand
• 13-Nov vs. Australia
• 20-Nov vs. Samoa
• 27-Nov vs. South Africa

Through Seatwave and lastminute.com, available England Autumn International tickets range from £93.50 in the Upper Tier to £300.00 in the Lower Tier as well as for premium East and West Middle Tier seats. However, the majority of seating is at family-friendly prices, and fans will find it easy to buy England rugby tickets through Seatwave and lastminute.com at or below £100, if they act now.

England Rugby Tickets 2010

The Autumn Internationals, or the End of Year Rugby Tests as fans outside of the Northern Hemisphere know it, are a series of rugby union matches were teams from the Six Nations Championship play against the Tri Nations teams as well as other teams around the world. England is one of the home teams, and in this year’s event will play their matches against Australia, New Zealand, Samoa, and South Africa.
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England Rugby Tickets Autumn Internationals – Previews

England vs. New Zealand

Autumn Internationals coordinators had originally set this match as the last of the four, but then moved it due to a request by the All Blacks. Last year, England’s struggles against the All Black continued. Will this year bring new fortune? Get your England rugby tickets 2010, and find out in person.

England vs. Australia

Last year, a decimated England team opened this event against Australia. A healthier, more talented England team will attempt to get their revenge in 2010.

England vs. Samoa

England did not play Samoa in last year’s series, which adds a little excitement to a matchup that will no doubt prove to be one of the most challenging of the series for England.

England vs. South Africa

England will close out the series against South Africa in one of the games oldest rivalries. The last time England defeated South Africa was at the World Cup Quarter Finals in 2007, so they will certainly have a lot to prove.

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England v Australia Tickets Rugby Autumn International

admin — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 14:46:56 +0000

The Autumn International Rugby Test Series begins when England take on the old enemy Australia at Twickenham on 07 Nov 2009. Tickets for England v Australia are still available. The England Team medical staff have been working closely with Gloucester Rugby following Mike Tindall’s suspected hamstring injury last night. It has been agreed that Mike will return to the England camp tomorrow where he will be further assessed. An MRI scan will be taken after which the cause and extent of the injury will be clearer and a further announcement will be made at that time.
In addition, the England team management can confirm that Ayoola Erinle of Biarritz Olympique will also join the squad on Sunday and take part in training on Monday and Tuesday. Final decisions on the 22 man squad for the Australia game will be made and announced on Tuesday 3rd November. Rob Andrew believes that England’s injury problems cannot be used as an excuse as they prepare for a challenging Test series.

Andrew wants England to show progress in meetings with Australia, Argentina and New Zealand despite the squad being shorn of several leading lights.

A full British & Irish Lions capped front-row, Andrew Sheridan, Lee Mears and Phil Vickery, is joined on the treatment table by flanker Tom Rees, fullback Delon Armitage and centre Riki Flutey.

Andrew, England’s director of elite rugby, sees the injury cloud as an opportunity to showcase the strength-in-depth of English rugby.

Last season’s November series represented a low ebb for Martin Johnson’s youthful regime, with hammerings dished out by the three Tri-Nations powers at Twickenham.

“By the end of the autumn, we’ll have an idea of where this group of players is,” he said. “More than anything, it will prove how much strength in depth we have. That’s now being tested in certain parts of the team.

“There is a lot of experience coming back into the group, players who are playing well. It will be great to see some of them back in the squad. As always, there are challenges – that’s the nature of the international game. I think there is a lot of enthusiasm.

“Yes, there are injuries. But that goes with the territory, and the players are raring to go. We will know by the end of the autumn how much progress has been made.

“We’ve made a lot of progress in the last 12 months – and we want to start where we left off at the end of last season as quickly as possible. This has been made more challenging by the amount of changes we’ve had to make.”
England parted company with former head coach Andy Robinson in 2006 following a disastrous autumn. But Andrew reports Johnson will remain place until 2011, whatever unfolds next month.
“We have made it very clear Martin is here to take this team through to the World Cup. We are building,” he said.

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