And who is this fine fettle of a fellow I hear who ask? His name is Colin Moss, and he is the star of a new South African movie called "Number 10", which has just premiered in SA earlier this month. "Number 10" is a human triumph story chronicling the life of a provincial rugby player as he tries to earn a place on the national team, directed by Academy Award nominee Darrell Roodt; there is authenticity in the shape of Naas Botha, the former Springbok fly half, and romance, and drama, and passion...and no release date for the movie as yet in the northern hemisphere! 

But I have been keeping a close eye on this little beauty, and through my little social network I have managed to ascertain from the producers that the moment there is a date, I, and therefore you, will be the first to know, and I'm sure with my contacts and the power of RFTG, we can rustle up a few exclusives for you, and maybe even the chance to meet the stars too!

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Now, it looks as if rugby has become the new rock-n-roll in Ireland. The day England was so graciously beaten by those precious little leprechauns, over 1.5 million Irishmen were watching the game, which is on par with an Ireland world cup football match! And it wasn't just your average Jo [or Paddy] watching either; World Featherweight Boxing Champion, Barry McGuigan and Ireland Football Manager, Steve Staunton were as hooked as President Mary McAleese. And rock legend Bono, who was mid-flight as the match was on, told Irish newspaper, The Star "the first thing I did when I landed was to switch on the phone to get my message as to how Ireland did...Brian O'Driscoll is my favourite player; he is just a superb athlete and great to watch. It was a fantastic win and I got to see it later." So the U2 front man is not just supremely talented but has great taste too!

And so to a little speculation. Rumours are afoot that Zurich Premiership Champions, London Wasps, are not content with uprooting their supporters from West London's Loftus Road Stadium to High Wycombe in recent years, but are now apparently considering yet another move...to Milton Keynes of all places! Now I totally get that they moved out of Shepherds Bush for good reasons including Fulham FC temporarily relocating to Loftus Road for a year, and that Wasps wanted to expand their fanbase to encompass a virgin market, but Milton Keynes? What on earth will they achieve by shifting within 20 minutes of Northampton [and confusing everyone with all those roundabouts]? I really can't see the die-hard Saints supporters becoming turncoats and shifting their allegiance to a "London" club now, can you? And as far as I know, the lease on Loftus Road still runs for a few years yet, so why not move back to your roots in Shepherds Bush, after all, you are called "London Wasps" for a reason.

It has just occurred to me that I haven't mentioned the Welsh or Henson for at least a month - how remiss of me! Well its time we corrected that now isn't it. The young welsh centre with a slight terracotta hue has been spilling the beans on his bedroom antics with his crazy chick, Charlotte Church. All this talk we heard for years about sports stars not being allowed to partake in nocturnal activities the night before a match seems to not apply to this frisky young couple.

"There's no rule in rugby which says you can't have sex the night before a game and it's hard not to with Charlotte" Gavin said in a recent interview. "I didn't have a girlfriend before Charlotte. I was so intense about my rugby. Now we both want to be with each other for the rest of our lives." So do we hear wedding bells ringing in the distance? Sadly not yet...