Undeniably, we’re the kind of people who have a slapstick sense of humour and this video of a prop falling over whilst attempting to kick the ball hit us right in the funnies.

The golden rule of Rugby: Front should NEVER kick the ball.

Youtube Credit: gorillaSportsShow

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So whether you’re a football lover, a movie fanatic, in love with fantasy TV, a motorsport lover, or a fashionista, they have a video for you.

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Number 18- Brian O’Driscoll celebrates in his final Irish appearance as a 6 Nations winner

Number 17-  Fans get creative with their fancy dress at the NZ7s

Number 16-  Spectacular scenes from the Millennium Stadium for Wales’ 6 Nations opener.

Number 15- A brilliant action shot from the Leinster Senior Cup in awul conditions 

Number 14- Beer & Rugby in harmony

Number 13- The answer behind Germany’s success at this years World Cup in Brazil?

Number 12- Brad Barritt shows no sign of pain after bruising performance against the Wallabies

Number 11-  Two legends meet each other for the final time

Number 10- The Kiwis celebrate winning the Hong Kong 7s by performing the haka in the rain.

Number 9- Bryan Habana & Toulon continue the selfie trend 

Number 8 – Sam Burgess takes no prisoners with his first carry in his Bath debut

Number 7 – Ireland celebrate an unbeaten November Series after beating Australia 

Number 6 – Samoa & England link arms on the Twickenham pitch after a physical game

Number 5 – The Honey Badger & Alastair Cook enjoy a can after the Babas & Leicester game

Number 4 – Sonny Bill makes his return to union in the ITM Cup

Number 3 – South Africa end the All Blacks unbeaten run in thriller

Number 2- We say goodbye to one of the legends of the game

Number 1 – And to another…

A special late edition from a fan, great suggesion

Let us know which was your favourite or feel free to send in ones to our Facebook or Twitter!

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When you break it down, Rugby is a very simple game. You know, the basics like don’t pass it forwards and touching the ball down in the in goal area to score a try are well known basics.

Somehow, though, a player in the Turkish League recently forgot another one of the key basics: Don’t tackle your own team-mates.

Inexplicably, a player on the Blue team tackles his own lock as he picks the ball from a retreating scrum.

If the player plays for a club anything like the vast majority of the worlds clubs, then it may be some time before he hears the last of this.

Youtube Credit: Doğu Eroğlu

Youtube Credit: Doğu Eroğlu

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Prior to next months South African leg of the HSBC World Sevens, the Cell C Nelson Mandela Bay Sevens Tournament , the tournaments organizers have produced this funny video depicting stereotypical characters from some of the participating nations, England, Scotland, Australia & France.

Also, the South African 7’s team provide a cameo appearance.

Youtube Credit: BokTube SARU.

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Clip Credit: Le-Rugbynistere-Daily Motion

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Judging by this on air tirade by former England centre Will Greenwood, we think that Ben Foden may owe him a pint.

Greenwood opened a can of verbal whoop-ass on the full back, describing him as, amongst other things, a part.

Commentators giving their real opinions is both funny and refreshing, but did Greenwood go too far?

Youtube Credit: Ruddy Darter

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Now, over the years we’ve witnessed bad line out throws-a player falling over in a second’s game as he was about to throw was a particular highlight for me-but this effort, from the Fijian schoolboy hooker, has to take the proverbial biscuit.

Surely, that’s the worst line-out ever caught on video? If you have a clip of a worse one, please send it to us.

Youtube Credit: NZAUTV Rugby Internationals

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Usually, we wouldn’t condone a player pushing another one over advertising hoardings, but, given it was Chris Ashton, we may let this one slide.

During Saracens and Sales Premiership clash last month, Johnny Leota, the Samoan international, pushed Chris Ashton over the advertising hoardings, causing a massive melee between both players.

In Leota’s defence, the centre was trying to reclaim the ball from Ashton so that Sale could take their line and, technically, Ashton was violating the laws by not releasing the ball.

However, due to Leota’s push-which was hardly executed with much physical intent-the penalty was reversed and Saracens were offered the chance to clear their lines.

Youtube Credit: Ruddy Darter

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Remember, looks can be deceiving; so, when considering buying World Cup channels, make sure you go through the appropriate channels to avoid disappointment.

This video, showing a fake Jonny Wilkinson, brilliantly illustrates the deceptive power of fakes and reminds us all to be vigilant.

Tickets are on sale until 18:00 BST September 29th – go to the official website to enter the ballot: https://tickets.rugbyworldcup.com/

Youtube Credit: IRB

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