George Kruis announces retirement on his 32nd birthday
England forward George Kruis has announced his retirement from rugby on his 32nd birthday in order to focus on his business commitments.
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Former England lock Kruis to retire at the end of season
Former England lock George Kruis will retire from rugby at the end of the season to focus on business commitments, the 32-year-old announced on Tuesday.
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Whatever the Premier League is doing about head injuries, it isn't working - The Warm-Up
TUESDAY'S BIG STORIES Headache Ad/> About fifteen minutes into Leeds' loss to Manchester United, Robin Koch banged his head against the rampaging form of Scott McTominay, did a fair amount of bleeding, and was issued with a large head bandage in the Terry Butcher style. Fifteen minutes after that, he felt woozy, sat down, and was substituted. He will now miss Leeds' game against Liverpool tomorrow.
Deft Dayimani, Stormers braced for battle 'in the trenches' against Connacht
Stormers loose forward Hacjivah Dayimani, known for his nimbleness around the park, says the team is readying themselves for a battle in the trenches in Saturday’s meeting with Connacht in Dublin.
Stormers success is down to their improvement in defence
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Today's rugby headlines as Principality named best Six Nations stadium by players and hard men in public spat
Here's your round-up of all the latest rugby headlines for Tuesday, February 22.
Tough calls ahead for Farrell in Six Nations part II
Andy Farrell has assembled his squad for the second half of the Guinness Six Nations, which begins with a home game against Italy on Sunday.