THE RUGBY WORLD CUP GOES LIKE A ROCKET
OUR PESSIMISM WAS MISPLACED, TO PUT IT MILDLY
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The Rugby World Cup is a knock-your-socks-off triumph. Rob Smyth thought before the start that it would be dull and unwieldy. He explains here why, to his delight, things have worked out very differently ...
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