As US residents are busy watching the NFL game, European people are busy watching the 6 nations rugby tournament for 2008 which had started last February 2 and would end March 15.

I'm not really a sports person, not like my dad and brother so when I've heard the word rugby game, it sounded new to me until I got into this RBS 6 nations  site for rugby games. I even wondered why the game is called 6 nations, now I know. The rugby game was first played in 1817 by two contries, England and Scotland, which in time, 4 more countries had joined: France, Ireland, Italy and Wales.

As I browse the site, wanting to see more pictures and game shots of the RBS players, I got into the fanzone page  and viewed profiles of the 4 new RBS players. As I look into the displayed pictures, I thought the youngest amongst the new players was David Strettle of England, but as I scroll down the page and gave attention reading their profiles it appears that James Hook of Wales is younger than David of England. James was born 1985 and David in 1983.

But its not only the RBS members game shots and profiles rugby fans would love to browse for on the site,   rugby news and tournament results can also be read or listened to through the podcasts. What I've enjoyed trying to do on the site was giving a shot playing an online rugby game, which I don't have luck. It's fun though. And I bet avid rugby fans would be addicted on playing this rugby games themselves if they'd give it a try.

Also, fun and prizes are waiting on the fanzone's competition page and results of the from past days games are posted on the Match Centre along with dates and times for the upcoming match until the 15th of March.