Join us in Richmond ahead of the highly anticipated England vs France Six Nations 2025 clash at Twickenham, for an unforgettable evening celebrating the sport of rugby.

Tuesday 4th February sees the first 2025 instalment of our celebrated Sports Dinner series, talking all things rugby alongside a three-course dinner, expertly crafted by Head Chef Tom Fraser and accompanied by a welcome drink. Enjoy captivating discussions and behind-the-scenes tales from an esteemed panel of international rugby legends.

 

 

This exclusive evening will feature insightful conversations with Jamie Roberts, celebrated Wales international and British & Irish Lion; Danny Care, England scrum-half and Harlequins stalwart; and Ugo Monye, former England wing and renowned rugby pundit.

With a dynamic panel discussion and an interactive Q&A to round off the event, secure your place for what promises to be a night of exceptional food, thrilling stories, and unmissable insights into the world of rugby.

Timings:
Entry to the 1st floor from 6pm, Event beginning at 7pm

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Jamie Roberts

Making his debut appearance at Scott’s Richmond, Jamie Roberts is a former Wales international and British & Irish Lions centre, renowned for his powerful playing style and strategic expertise on the field.

With 94 caps for Wales and pivotal roles in three Six Nations Grand Slam-winning campaigns, Roberts has left an indelible mark on the sport. Off the field, he holds a medical degree and is known for his insightful rugby commentary, regularly sharing his expertise through broadcasting and media appearances.

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Ugo Monye

Returning to Scott’s, Ugo Monye is an iconic former rugby union player, a dynamic broadcaster, and a leading voice in the sport. With over 240 appearances for Harlequins and numerous caps for England, Ugo was instrumental in some of rugby’s most thrilling moments, known for his electrifying pace and remarkable versatility.

Since retiring, Ugo has transitioned seamlessly into the role of a highly respected presenter, hosting the popular Rugby Union Weekly podcast for the BBC.

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Danny Care

Returning to Scott’s Richmond, Danny Care is one of England’s most celebrated rugby players, known for his dynamic skills as a scrum-half and his exceptional career with Harlequins.

With over 300 appearances for his club and 87 caps for England, Care has been a pivotal figure in some of rugby’s most thrilling moments. His quick thinking, agility, and leadership on the field have earned him a reputation as one of the sport’s finest playmakers

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