Columnists
Kyran Bracken: Grand Slam has to be expectation, not hope for England
This England team is the closest thing we’ve had to the 2003 World Cup-winning side – and they should set their sights firmly on a Grand Slam in next year’s Six Nations. Anything less, in my view, would be a disappointment.
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