Shane williams encourage to the six nations wales

Shane Williams could give encourge to the coach Warren Gatland a Six Nations and be include for their player with England on 4 February.

After his surgery on a separated shoulder suffered he's very miss to the championship. Williams 33 years old but the Ospreys wants that Williams play in their England Six Nations championship. He said, "We aren't ruling out a possible return for the Toulon game".

After Williams shoulder operation he went out for 3 months but he would miss the England Murrayfield to play Scotland on 12 February.

After Williams comeback has scored 51 endeavors in 75 in Wales Tests, Towers said, "Shane is five weeks post-op and is coming along well. He is working hard and doing two or three sessions per day, so we are rehabbing him as hard as we can. He's making good progress and we aren't ruling out a possible return for the Toulon game, which is in line with our original best case scenario, although he still has some way to go yet."

Italy v Ireland Tickets Available For Six Nations Opening Weekend

In the opening weekend of the Six Nations Championships,Italy take on Ireland at home. At the Stadio Flaminio in Rome on the 5th February the match will take place.

Italy beat Fiji 24-16 in their last game, and Ireland only missed out on a win against South Africa in November by two points.Both teams have come out of the Autumn Internationals with promising results.

Paul O’Connell was sent off for his club Munster in their winning game on Sunday so Italy could miss him.

Six Nations tickets are available now online for a chance to see the all the exciting games of the championship, from the games in England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Italy and France.

Rob Kearney appears set to miss the RBS Six Nations Championship

After undergoing surgery on the injury he sustained in the 38-18 defeat to New Zealand,Rob Kearney will be out for several months confirmed by The player's Magners League club Leinster.

For the Six Nations opener against Italy on February 5,Rob is still unlikely to be fit for the game even with a swift recovery.

It is a significant blow for both province and country, who have winger Luke Fitzgerald also sidelined until the new year with a knee problem and Brian O'Driscoll out with a broken jaw.

"After his surgery last week, Rob Kearney seems set to sit out the next few months on the sidelines," Leinster said.

flanker Bergamasco set to miss Six Nations

Flanker Mauro Bergamasco of Italy's can miss the whole six nation after undergoing shoulder surgery on Thursday.

Earlier this month after the defeat from Argentina The Stade Francais player was ruled out although he tried to be fit for last Saturday's loss to Australia, doctors realised an operation was the only option.

Bergamasco participation in any of the games is in serious doubt as the Italian rugby federation said in a statement Bergamasco was likely to return in around four months and with the Six Nations finishing on March 19.

Shane Williams Inclusion To England Team Is Doubtful

Shane Williams is struggling because he of his injury which he faced in the match against South Africa, so his inclusion to Six Nations is now doubtful

According to a reports a surgery will take place and he will not be able to play rugby for at least 10 weeks.

This injury will lead out him of the Ospreys' remaining Heineken Cup pool matches and the focus will be on his return in the Six Nations opener against England in Cardiff on February 4.

"It's a big blow," conceded Wales coach Warren Gatland, who has handed Newport Gwent Dragons wing Aled Brew the number 11 shirt against Fiji on Friday nigh

"We saw what Shane did when he was on in the first half against South Africa.
"He created a try, he got himself involved and I thought the mix between the wings (Williams and George North) was fantastic. He's a loss for us.

"The silver lining to this perhaps is that he gets a chance to do some training, to freshen up over the next few months, and fingers crossed he might be available for part of the Six Nations and then hopefully again for next year."

Six Nations Rugby Preview and Team News : England v New Zealand All

Started England’s last international against the All Blacks a year ago,captain Lewis Moody and winger Mark Cueto only survive from the 15.

Moody, who has just recovered from an injury to lead the team out at Twickenham but the Bath flanker has dismissed worries about his match fitness.

He will skipper an England team that has five players making their Twickenham debuts on the international stage.

Chris Ashton, Ben Foden, Shontayne Hape, Courtney Laws and Ben Youngs are all being thrown in at the deep end, while prop Andrew Sheridan dons England colours against the new Tri-Nations champions after a 20-month injury nightmare.

Despite a surprise defeat to Australia in their final warm-up match ahead of their autumn tour in Hong Kong,All Blacks are still on a high and should readily work out a game plan to scupper England’s likely ploy to stifle their powerful backs.

Moody’s tussle with the equally resilient Richie McCaw should be one of the highlights of the clash but the tourists should have too much all-round strength for an England side still effectively displaying the ‘Under Construction’ banner.

throws shadow over Ryan Hones’ future with Wales

YAN Jones had a huge question mark placed against his future as captain of Wales following the Ospreys chose to leave out of their starting line for their first big match of the Heineken Cup this afternoon at Toulon noon.Jones lost to international team-mate Jonathan Thomas in the battle for the No. 8 jersey at the Stade Felix Mayol, who spoke with Thomas for the role during the absence of injury to Jones indeed impressive this season.The Ospreys will mention that the absence mentioned above - caused by a knee problem - as the reason for their choice at the base of the scrum, but with Jones having made his comeback two weeks ago to replace Aironi cons, it will be bitterly disappointed to be named on the bench.And the decision casts significant doubt on whether he will continue as captain of Wales for the autumn international series when he can not win selection for the largest meetings at regional level.This was a "taste for the No. 8 position, there is no guarantee Jones will stay in his crib of choice for the rest of the Ospreys' Heineken Thomas red-letter matches, including the next one is next Friday when they welcome London Irish in the Liberty Stadium.