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Wed 7 Mar 2012 | 06:02
WIN a signed ball & tickets to watch England Legends vs Ireland Legends

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This year the England vs Ireland Legends game, now in its third year, takes place at the Twickenham Stoop on Friday 16 March. It's in support of the Stuart Mangan Memorial Cup, and all proceeds from the game will be donated to charity.

Some of the players on show include the likes of Jason Robinson, Shane Byrne, Richard Cockerill, Mick Galway, Austin Healey, Anthony Foley, and Martin Corry.

Tickets from just £10 are available at englandirelandlegends.co.uk, or phone 0871 5271 315.

England Legends team:
Matt Allen, Gareth Archer, Richard Cockerill, Alex Codling, Martin Corry (C), James Forrester, Mike Friday, Ben Gollings, Andy Gomarsall, Will Green, Paul Gustard, Austin Healey, Jason Leonard, Leon Lloyd, Darren O'Leary, David Rees, Mark Regan, Jason Robinson, Chris Sheasby, Kevin Sorrell, Ben Sturnham, Harvey Thorneycroft, Fraser Waters, Kevin Yates

Ireland Legends team:
Justin Bishop, Shane Byrne (C), Jan Cunningham, Kieron Dawson, Mel Deane, Len Dinneen, Andy Dunne, Barry Everitt, Maurice Field, Anthony Foley, Mick Galway, Gary Halpin, Eddie Halvey, Simon Keogh, Simon Mason, Eric Miller, Mal O'Kelly, Colm Rigney, Chris Saverimutto, Tom Tierney, Liam Toland, James Topping, Andy Ward, John O Neill

To enter, simply do the following:

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2. Tweet 'I've just entered to win England vs Ireland Legends match tickets. Follow @rugbydump and retweet http://bit.ly/EngvsIreLegends'

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2. Leave a comment below telling us about your favourite memory of one of the legends

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This competition is now closed. Thanks to those who entered.

Still want to win? We have more tickets, and the chance to meet the two captains or the player of your choice, so simply post a comment on the Facebook page here to enter.

Posted By: Grant Constable

13 Comments

  • rugbydump
    11:30 AM 16/03/2012

    Hi Ben,

    We need you to get in touch asap please.
    contact@rugbydump.com

    thanks

  • tdrsea
    5:57 PM 12/03/2012

    Jonny Wilkinson's drop goal against Australia in 2003. everyone knows the one, such calm play under a lot of pressure

  • bwoods
    5:41 PM 12/03/2012

    As a youngster and top flite prop wannabe on a course with Jason Leonard as a guest for the day. When it cam to a Q&A question I came up with "So are you a prop because you enjoy the one on one that it offers?" In his dryest tone the answer came back "No I just wasn't quick enough to be a winger!" After 15 years propping since then....I can see where he was coming from. True Legend

  • sstanding
    4:17 PM 12/03/2012

    Jason Robinsons run against wales putting in Greenwood for the try. One of the greatest players of all time.

  • izefia
    3:08 AM 08/03/2012

    Lots of comments about Jason Robinson already, but watching him in the Legends game last year in 2010 was great. The whole game was enjoyable but he had some amazing plays and hardly seemed as if he should be retired!

  • mot321
    2:35 AM 08/03/2012

    Jason Leonard having to have his arm lifted round the hooker because his neck was nakered so he couldnt move his arm, so the ref wouldnt realise and he wouldnt be taken off, which eventualy ended in him having surgery where they had to go in from the front because there was to much muscle in the back of his neck to do the operation the normal way

  • alexrakowski
    9:02 PM 07/03/2012

    Jason Robinsons world cup final try, or pretty much any time he had some space to run into. The man is a Legend

  • austen91
    9:00 PM 07/03/2012

    Jason Robinson leaving the Italian backs looking like school kids with his silky smooth dancing feet. you never know though, after Austin was on strictly come dancing Jason may have some competition ;)

  • oconnorj
    8:59 PM 07/03/2012

    Jason Robinson's final club try which was a winning try for his final club match of sale vs bath
    !

  • crisp111uk
    8:51 PM 07/03/2012

    Jason Robinson's final act as a proffessional player - his try for Sale in the final miute against bath for the win. Not his prettiest try but one of the most memorable

  • mono92
    8:40 PM 07/03/2012

    Favourite moment of these legends would actually have to be Last year when the Legends game was in Ireland and when, after scoring a try, Shane Byrne runs to the crowd behind the posts, takes some guys pint and downs it and continues on playing!!! Best Captain ever!!

  • tomabel14
    8:40 PM 07/03/2012

    Best memory has to be Jason Robinson's world cup final try! That or his try against the wallabies for the Lions in 2001.

  • rucker387
    8:38 PM 07/03/2012

    Favorite memory of Eric Miller was in 2000 when he came back to Leinster from Leicester and he went to watch the 1st XV take on the 2XV in Turnure RFC, the local club he would be associated with, and he was watching this match as the seconds wanted to show they were better and so hitting hard and causing one injury. Anyway Eric turned to my Dad, who i was standing beside, and said, "Dave. I think the lads are playin a bit rough".

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