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The future of the Heineken Cup must be assured
Apr 24, 2007:  "Last Saturday was one of those rugby occasions that you feel lucky to have been a part of - I'd put it in my top five as a spectator." John Taylor reports
Clubs must realise they have to play ball
Apr 11, 2007:  "'Disappointment' - it's a great word to use when you are trying to take the moral high ground." John Taylor reports for scrum.com
2007 Six Nations: Wales 27-18 England
Pride fires Welsh resurgence
Mar 28, 2007:  "The reality is that international rugby still funds the pro game and the TV revenue is a vital part of that so we are stuck with an imperfect format." John Taylor reports
Pride fires Welsh resurgence
Mar 28, 2007:  "So, another Six Nations Championship is consigned to history - not quite a classic but full of thrills and unexpected twists right up to the final match." John Taylor reports for scrum.com
Sevens stage proves good breeding ground
Mar 14, 2007:  "It was day one of the Dubai Sevens in December 2005 when Mike Friday, the manager of the England team, suggested we take a walk to one of the back pitches where St George" - John Taylor reports for scrum.com
Accentuate the positive - John Taylor returns to scrum.com!
Feb 27, 2007:  Wales and Lions legend John Taylor, the voice of ITV rugby, returns to scrum.com
2004 Six Nations
So where's all the excitement?
Feb 23, 2004:  A week ago we were eagerly anticipating the Six Nations Championship. Now we are almost at the halfway stage and the sense of anti-climax is palpable. John Taylor writes
2003 Six Nations
Mighty England show that All Black arrogance ... Wales show nothing at all
Apr 3, 2003:  "You will never get a neater Six Nations Table. England at the top with 10, Wales at the bottom with zero." John Taylor looks back on the 2003 battle for honours
2003 Six Nations: England 40-9 Scotland
Robinson should be centre of attention
Mar 19, 2003:  "When Clive Woodward first took over as England coach/manager he was refreshingly enthusiastic but horribly naïve and far too gung ho" John Taylor writes
2002 Six Nations: England 50-10 Wales
A sad day to be a Welshman
Mar 26, 2002:  "The record defeat was bad enough but it was the eerie atmosphere at Twickenham that really rubbed our noses in the dirt." John Taylor writes
2001 Six Nations
What next for the Six Nations?
Sep 26, 2001:  "Reports of the death of the Six Nations Championship as we know and love it are greatly exaggerated." John Taylor provides his takes on the future of the Championship
Saints have too much for Sarries
Apr 28, 2001:  Saracens started like an express train only to get derailed by the end of the first quarter while Northampton began steadily and just got better and better - the story of the season in microcosm for these two clubs
IRB tells RFU to take a stronger stance
Apr 5, 2001:  The International Rugby Board has made it very clear that it considers the new agreement between Premier Rugby and the English professional players to be illegal
Saints secure fourth place
Mar 31, 2001:  Watch out for fireworks in the quarter-finals of the Zurich Championship
Quins pull plug on Bath
Mar 10, 2001:  Bath coach, John Callard, was quick to blame the latest u-turn on the status of the Zurich Championships for his team's lacklustre performance which saw them deservedly beaten by Harlequins, second from bottom of the table
2000 Six Nations
Italy grow in stature
Apr 4, 2000:  "Italy can be well satisfied with their first season in the Six Nations championship." John Taylor looks back at the Azzurri's first foray in the northern hemisphere tournament
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