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Posts Tagged ‘England’


Goode ready for European test

Posted 77 days ago

alex goode

GIVEN THE intelligent, unfussy rugby instincts that characterise his game, it comes as no surprise that Alex Goode also possesses a pretty precise memory.

Describing a short sequence an hour into his first Test start at Port Elizabeth 10 months ago – the last time he faced Springbok scrum half Ruan Pienaar – the Saracens and England full-back offers a razor-sharp recollection.

RBS 6 Nations match review: Wales 30-3 England

Posted 96 days ago

Celebration

Undoubtedly the best game of the 2013 Six Nations – ferocious, physical and frantic.

Rugby World TV: Six Nations Round 4 analysis

Posted 98 days ago

rugby world tv round 4

IN THE latest instalment of Rugby World TV we review the penultimate round of the 2013 RBS 6 Nations. We pick our Lions contenders, and name and shame those who we think should get the chop. Do you agree with our views? Join in the discussion on Facebook Rugby World Magazine and Twitter @rugbyworldmag
Thanks to Tom Macleod and We Are…

RBS 6 Nations: Inside the England camp part five

Posted 98 days ago

England training

The latest behind-the-scenes video from the red-rose base

RBS 6 Nations: England analysis

Posted 101 days ago

Mike Brown

WHERE DID it go wrong for England on Sunday? Where did it go right?

RBS 6 Nations: Variety is spice of life for England

Posted 104 days ago

Tom Croft

WITH THE naming of the England squad it became easy to take the return of Tom Croft to international rugby as the headline. Of course, his comeback from a broken neck is a brave tale of a professional gritting their teeth and inching back into contention whether his body wanted to or not.

RBS 6 Nations: Inside the England Camp Part Four

Posted 106 days ago

England training

MIKE BROWN and David Strettle give each other plenty of stick in our latest behind-the-scenes video from the England training base while Dan Cole and Billy Twelvetrees look at lessons learnt from the France game and the squad try their hands at cooking…

RBS 6 Nations: Calling on the cavalry

Posted 107 days ago

alun wyn jones wales

The 1981 chart-topping song Stop the Cavalry may be a Christmas classic, but in truth it is a protest against war. Appropriate, then, that during the continent’s biggest celebration of rugby, the RBS 6 Nations, it could be the cavalry of fresh players lolloping over the horizon that help decide the rest of the championship.

RBS 6 Nations: French search for the perfect 10

Posted 112 days ago

frederic michalak france

“IF YOU any good ideas, give them to me,” said Philippe Saint-Andre in the aftermath of Saturday’s Six Nations defeat to England. The coach of France was responding to a question from a French journalist about the search for a No 10, the problem position for the Blues for the last couple of seasons. Actually, it’s been France’s problem position for years, decades, even. The evidence? Look at the all-time list of Test top points scorers – not one Frenchman in the top 20, the only nation from the Big Ten not represented.

RBS 6 Nations: England analysis: Round 3

Posted 115 days ago

manu tuilagi england

ENGLAND TOOK a giant step towards their first Grand Slam in a decade with a 23-13 victory over France. The most important statistic is that Stuart Lancaster’s men found a way to win. They are getting very good at that. But it was a far from perfect performance. There will be much for the England management to address over the next fortnight.

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