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Nick Cain on England Eddie needs tries in Italy, who will he pick to score them? Guscott: Lawrence deserves Rome chance. Ibitoye: I know playing in France will make me better.
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‘Tinners' always made me man of the match
JON SKURR - THE FORMER WAKEFIELD, SEDGLEY PARK AND ROTHERHAM No.8 AND IRELAND SEVENS HEAD COACH
Turbo Teddy takes try of the year prize
SO 2020 is finally in the rear-view mirror and it’s all eyes on 2021 and what that can bring but, strangely, I am convinced rugby’s annus horribilis still contained much action that we will recall fondly in roaring pubs and clubhouses in years to come.
‘We trust in luck a bit to beat the Covid curse'
RORY Hutchinson has spoken of how not being able to see his grandmother for over a year has brought perspective to a rough season for club and country.
Simple ways to make the game better for all
New Year is a time for resolutions, so let me suggest a few for the Premiership. None of them need approval from World Rugby, so let’s just make them happen.
I see echoes of my great Bath side in Baxter's Chiefs
Exeter Chiefs have strong similarities in key areas with the Bath side under Jack Rowell during my time as a player. Above all, you need a smart coach who has the ability to communicate brilliantly with all his players. On top of that he needs to get his message across through a talented group of assistant coaches and leading players.
Jalibert in box seat to replace Ntamack
The news broke on Monday, the day after his jaw. France fly-half and World Rugby’s Breakthrough Men’s Player of the Year for 2019 Romain Ntamack needed an operation on a double fracture sustained during Toulouse’s Christmas weekend win over Bordeaux.
Ball joins Alun Wyn as doubt for Pivac
JAKE Ball will find out this week whether his final Six Nations fling with Wales can go ahead.
Hopefully by spring all levels of game will return
A FRONT ROW VIEW OF THE GAME
Alfie could become The Boss – but not yet
The Alfie Barbeary bandwagon was rolling at ever-increasing speed along the road to Twickenham until he picked up an injury last weekend and it will take plenty of stopping the moment he returns, being a Barbeary-sized vehicle.
Mavericks like Danny must choose their battlegrounds
DANNY Cipriani is not the first maverick player to not get capped as many times as the talent they possess suggests they should, and his recent departure from Gloucester again raises the question of how to get the best from players with exceptional gifts.
