Rugby School in Warwickshire, England is the birthplace of the game we all know and love today. In 1823, William Webb Ellis, a local boy in Town House, first ran with the ball, but this rule was not adopted straight away. By 1830, running with the ball was an accepted play, although the first written rules did not appear until 1845. Rugbydump's latest and greatest design is here for you now. Artwork copyright Push Merchandising.Mug design reads: 1823, The Birth of Rugby, Rugby School, Warwickshire, EnglandOur ceramic mugs are all white barring the printed design and are a standard mug size.

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