Moseley Rugby Football Club

Moseley Rugby Football Club is an English rugby club based in Moseley, a suburb of Birmingham. He plays in the second highest division, the RFU Championship, the stadium is Billesley Common.

The club was founded in 1873. When rugby tournament of the Summer Olympics 1900, he placed the most players of the British team that won the silver medal. Moseley was very successful, including the John Player Cup particularly in the 1960s and 1970s in cup competitions. In addition, Fiji and the Barbarians were defeated. During this time, a number of English and Welsh international player could be made. This time is called today "golden years."

In the professional era in the mid- 1990s, however, followed the rapid sporting and financial descent, because you could not keep pace with many clubs.