20 Reasons why the Autumn Internationals 2018 will be AWESOME

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Friday, 10 November 2017 at 14:25
November 2018 will see the opening of the brand new East Stand Development at Twickenham in time for the eagerly anticipated Quilter Internationals.
The Home of England Rugby will welcome the world's best to do battle on the hallowed turf of Twickenham Stadium.
With the best line-up for decades, the autumn internationals will deliver four exciting matches against South Africa, New Zealand, Japan and Australia matches.
It’s going to be big and it’s going to be memorable, so make sure you book your official Twickenham hospitality packageswith VIP tickets. All hospitality will be taken within the stadium for the first time delivery a superior match day experience and among the best seats in the house.
Twickenham is evolving the hospitality experience.
But in case you're not as excited as we are, here are RUCK's 20 reasons to look forward to the Autumn international
1.Ridiculous fancy dress
Yes, there'll be the usual Scotsmen in kilts, English loons dressed up as crusaders, Irish lads with novelty Guinness hats on and Welsh people wearing daffodils on their heads.
2. National Anthems
This isn't football - the national anthems will be done properly, stirring our very souls with their proud and mighty verses.
3. Drinking (a lot)
We're not trying to encourage you. We just know what you're like.
4. Armchair Punditry
As partisan as the professional pundits might be, we're all a million times worse. But it's all a laugh!
5. Some Fantastic Tries
Wow, just wow.
6. Big Tackles
Ouch, just ouch.
7. They're mainly in the UK
That means rugby fever across the nation!
8. The Haka
9. Nigel Owens
While it may seem strange to be excited about a referee, Nigel Owens is undoubtedly the best in the world right now.
10. North v South
Traditionally speaking, northern hemisphere teams have struggled when they are forced to go down south compared to when they stay at home. For whatever reason, results always seem a lot closer in Europe.
11. Proper hard men
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12. The Stadiums
13. Manu Tuilagis' wrecking-ball runs
Fancy watching someone get physically flattened like a Looney Tunes character hit by a cartoon bulldozer? Tuilagi is the man to do it.
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14. Eating a burger, guilt free
15. A chance to settle old scores
16. The unashamedly biased commentary
Brian Moore, Eddie Butler, and Jonathan Davies are the men who spring to mind when we think of partisan rugby commentary, but they're all at it to be honest.
17.The odd fight/scuffle
18. History could be made!
19.The potential for a player to pick up an Australian
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20. Think footballers have all the skills? Think again.
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