Lineout Collection

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Allianz Park, Hendon, Barnet, Greater London. Rugby players on the pitch at Allianz Park, formerly Copthall Stadium, during a game between Saracens and Bath. Copthall Stadium was opened in 1964

Geoff Parling Wins Lineout England V Wales Rbs 6 Nations England V Wales Rbs Six-Nations Rugby Union Twickenham, Middlesex, England 25 February 2012 Date: 25 February 2012

Ian Evans Wins Wales Lineout England V Wales 6 Nations England V Wales Rbs Six-Nations Rugby Union Twickenham, Middlesex, England 25 February 2012 Date: 25 February 2012

Tom Croft Wins Lineout England V Ireland England V Ireland Rbs 6 Nations Rugby Union Twickenham, Middlesex, England 17 March 2012 RBS SIX-NATIONS RUGBY UNION Date: 17 March 2012

Matthew Burke Collects Lineout Scotland A V Australia Rugby Union 31 October 1996 Date: 31 October 1996

Tim Rodber Wins Lineout Ireland V England 06 March 1999 Date: 06 March 1999

Garath Archer Wins Lineout Scotland V England 23 March 1998 Date: 23 March 1998

Brouzet Wins Lineout France V England 09 February 1998 Date: 09 February 1998

Lineout France V Ireland 09 March 1998 Date: 09 March 1998

Wales international rugby union player John Bevan of Cardiff, pictured during training at Bridgend. November 1970

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In the thrilling world of rugby, the a crucial aspect that can make or break a team's chances of victory. It requires precision, skill, and strategy to secure possession from this set-piece play. From Line out PLA01_03_1060 to Geoff Parling winning lineouts with finesse, Ian Evans showcasing his expertise for Wales, and Tom Croft displaying his aerial prowess - these players have mastered the art of securing possession in the lineout. Matthew Burke's ability to collect lineouts with grace and Tim Rodber's impeccable timing in winning them demonstrate why they are revered in the sport. Garath Archer and Brouzet also leave their mark as formidable forces when it comes to dominating this critical phase of play. The term "lineout" itself evokes excitement among rugby enthusiasts worldwide. It symbolizes intense battles fought on the field where teams compete fiercely for control over the oval-shaped ball. The image of Wales international rugby union player John Bevan soaring high above his opponents during a lineout further exemplifies how this maneuver can be an awe-inspiring spectacle. Geoff Parling continues to shine as he consistently triumphs in lineouts, proving himself as one of the best in the game. With each successful catch or steal, he showcases his athleticism and strategic thinking that sets him apart from others, and are not just about individual achievements; they epitomize teamwork at its finest. Players work together seamlessly to execute well-rehearsed moves aimed at outsmarting their opponents and gaining an advantage on the pitch. Whether it's Line out PLA01_03_1060 or any other variation witnessed throughout matches worldwide –the importance of mastering this facet cannot be overstated. A successful they are provide momentum shifts within games while a failed attempt may result in turnovers that swing fortunes dramatically.