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  • England coach Eddie Jones is on the ropes but he will be at the World Cup

    November 27, 2022

    Lacklustre. Monotonous. Embarrassing. Those were some of the non-explicit words that were uttered as thousands of England fans left Twickenham on Saturday evening – many of them before the final whistle. England’s 13-27 humiliation at the hands of a brilliant South Africa outfit condemned head coach Eddie Jones to his second loss in this month’s [...]

  • Ollie Phillips: England changes need to make the difference

    November 25, 2022

    England really shot themselves in the foot by allowing New Zealand to build such a lead at Twickenham last weekend.  The All Blacks weren’t amazing but England just looked a little bit asleep at the wheel until that last quarter, when they came alive and dazzled the crowds in south west London. There will be [...]

  • Premiership and English rugby bigwigs hounded at DCMS hearing

    November 24, 2022

    Rugby bigwigs were scolded earlier today at the hands of the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport committee at the Palace of Westminster. Premiership Rugby chief Simon Massie-Taylor was lambasted by the committee, led by the chair Julian Knight MP, while Rugby Football Union chief Bill Sweeney, too, was held to the fire over [...]

  • Ollie Phillips: I fancy England to beat an All Blacks team lacking leaders

    November 18, 2022

    The All Blacks are the only team in rugby to transcend the sport so, for many of England’s squad, tomorrow’s match will feel bigger than the visit of world champions South Africa next weekend. When the All Blacks are in town it’s more than about 80 minutes of rugby; it’s the heritage, the history, the [...]

  • Ed Warner: If Liverpool’s owners want to sell, expect more American buyers

    November 17, 2022

    Ed Warner addresses why American investors are the most likely purchases of any Liverpool shares on the market, why England’s Rugby World Cup defeat was good for the women’s game, and cricket song choices with a sense of humour. Forty-three days without the Premier League. Three days in and already I’m suffering withdrawal symptoms. Yes, [...]

  • Red Roses needed win to silence naysayers, but hope remains

    November 14, 2022

    Sport is cut-throat, and England’s Red Roses rugby team learned that on Saturday in their 34-31 World Cup final loss to New Zealand in Auckland. Down a player for 60 minutes, after winger Lydia Thompson was red carded for making contact with the head of Portia Woodman, Simon Middleton’s England were put on the back [...]

  • Ollie Phillips: Pace on the menu as Eddie Jones tweaks England recipe against Japan

    November 11, 2022

    England’s team selection for tomorrow’s match against Japan tells you that Eddie Jones wants much more pace in his side. They looked lacklustre when losing 30-29 to Argentina in their opening Autumn Nations Series fixture last weekend but the inclusion of Jack van Poortvliet and Sam Simmons in the starting XV should add much-needed tempo. [...]

  • Ruck and maul stars: Rugby clubs bank on behind-the-scenes content to attract fans

    November 8, 2022

    Matt Hardy on the rise of rugby clubs producing their own content as they look to attract new fans to the sport outside of the international arena. Gone are the days of sending season tickets out via carrier pigeon and releasing fixture lists through smoke signals, and here are the days of holograms, on-demand video [...]

  • Compelling Rugby World Cup shows the women’s game is entering golden era

    November 7, 2022

    This Rugby World Cup has set new standards for women’s rugby. Two exceptional and competitive semi-finals, which set up this weekend’s final between England and New Zealand, reflected a tournament that has proven the women’s game is a tremendous spectacle of fantastic players.  Matches are compelling and fluid. Scrums and lineouts are completed quickly, there [...]

  • England 29-30 Argentina: Pumas pounce for first win at Twickenham since 2006

    November 6, 2022

    England head coach Eddie Jones bemoaned an error-strewn performance after his side handed Argentina a first win at Twickenham for 16 years on Sunday. The match turned on two Pumas tries in the space of four minutes early in the second half, first from Emiliano Boffelli and then Santiago Carreras.  Joe Cokanasiga and Jack van [...]

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