Arundell and Slade back for England against Italy in Six Nations
England have called up Henry Arundell and centre Henry Slade for the Six Nations clash with Italy on Sunday at Twickenham after both have struggled with injuries.
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Sheehan's 'enjoyed every second' of breakthrough year
Given his career trajectory in the last couple of seasons, you could easily forget that Dan Sheehan is 24 years old.
Injury blow for Eddie Jones and England as Owen Farrell ruled out of training squad
Owen Farrell added to England's injury woes after it was announced Monday he had withdrawn from their training camp ahead of the Autumn internationals.
Rugby-Farrell among injury withdrawals as England depart for training camp
(Reuters) - England skipper Owen Farrell has withdrawn from the squad that is travelling to Jersey for their training camp ahead of the November internationals as he continues to recover from a concussion, the Rugby Football Union said on Monday.
Jones rebuked by RFU over private school comments
Eddie Jones has been rebuked by the Rugby Football Union for criticising the English game's reliance on the private school system. England's head coach said in a newspaper interview published over the weekend that "you are going to have to blow the whole thing up" because it produces "closeted" players who lack "resolve".
Eddie Jones rebuked by RFU over remarks about ‘closeted’ public-school players
Eddie Jones has been rebuked by the Rugby Football Union for criticising the English game’s reliance on the private school system.
State of the Nation: England’s series win in Australia lays solid foundations as Rugby World Cup hopes given boost
Now that the 2022 July internationals are wrapped up, we delve into the state of affairs in each of the northern hemisphere nations. First up, England.
England have finally set World Cup foundations – now they must learn to break down their rivals
This come-from-behind series victory over Australia, Marcus Smith confidently declared, was a foundation for England. And it was. By the end of the series which they entered on a four-game losing run, England were missing seven first-choice players while others had the fuel light warning flickering in this last stretch.