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Every February, and sometimes late January, six old rivals drag rugby back into packed streets, wet afternoons, and living rooms that smell of stew and nervous tea. England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland, and Wales do not need a sales pitch. The flags do half the work. Still, the tournament has a pull that goes deeper […]
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■By BEN JAYCOCK THE High Court in London has ruled that more than 500 former professional and amateur players can proceed with legal action against the sport’s governing bodies over alleged career-ending brain injuries. The ruling allows former rugby union and rugby league players to pursue claims that World Rugby, the Rugby Football Union (RFU), […]
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ARDIE Savea hailed New Zealand’s resilience after the All Blacks survived a ferocious South African onslaught to claim a statement victory at Ellis Park yesterday. ■By BEN JAYCOCK The New Zealand captain described the contest as a “boxing match” after his side came through a brutal battle against the Springboks, with the result ultimately decided […]
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■By ADAM HATHAWAY GEORGE Ford is banking on it being a case of déjà vu for himself as he sets about helping mastermind a revival at Sale during the upcoming Prem season. Sharks had a dismal campaign last time around, winning five out of 18 games and finishing seventh in the table, after making the […]
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By GARY FITZGERALD OLLY Woodburn concedes it has been a slow mental process eliminating major Twickenham “heartbreak” from his thoughts but insists any remaining angst will be long gone by the time Exeter return to the Premiership saddle. Woodburn is adamant there will be no “demons” harbouring in the players’ minds to stop them having […]
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