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Q&A with Harlequins head coach Mark Mapletoft

31 July 2016 0 comments

Understand you recently went on a globe-trotting expedition? Correct. I went to Sydney and Auckland and spent time with a number of different teams down […]

Jeff Probyn column: Eddie’s put basics in place, now let’s add killer instinct

1 July 2016 0 comments

Well that’s it, regular season and summer tour fun finally over with a first-ever series win – and whitewash to boot – in Australia to […]

Super heroes who can be marvels with Lions

30 June 2016 0 comments

Saracens coach Alex Sanderson expects his real life ‘Fantastic Five’ of George Kruis, Maro Itoje, Owen Farrell and brothers Mako and Billy Vunipola to defy […]

Jeremy Guscott column: You’ll have to take it up a notch to beat All Blacks

29 June 2016 0 comments

For a team in transition just eight months ago, it is remarkable to see England’s transformation under Eddie Jones and the team’s ability to adapt […]

Brendan Gallagher verdict: Thanks to Saracens, Eddie has turned England into natural-born winners

29 June 2016 0 comments

The thing about winning, like any addiction, is that you can’t live without it. You can’t function properly without that regular fix. It becomes your […]

Harrison replaces Haskell in England XV

23 June 2016 0 comments

Teimana Harrison will start in England’s back row for the third Test against Australia in Sydney. The Northampton flanker is the only change to the […]

Jeremy Guscott verdict: Ford-Farrell axis is key to an historic Series win

15 June 2016 0 comments

People should not underestimate the magnitude of this first ever Test victory by an England side in Brisbane and it proves the Eddie Jones transformation […]

Brendan Gallagher: Premiership final preview

26 May 2016 0 comments

It’s been a long haul but nobody can question that the two best and most consistent club sides in England will be contesting the Premiership […]

Neal Hatley named England scrum coach

28 April 2016 0 comments

England head coach Eddie Jones has added scrum coach Neal Hatley to his backroom staff. The 46-year-old will join the England set-up at the end […]

Jeremy Guscott column: Saracens have found the answer to repeated success

6 April 2016 0 comments

Having won the Premiership for the first time in 2011 and then not achieving much in the immediate season afterwards, a lot of people thought […]

Jeremy Guscott column: Straight-talking Eddie Jones has flicked the right switch

23 March 2016 0 comments

Eddie Jones has used his personality as an asset everywhere he’s gone, and it’s been the same since he took over as England head coach. […]

Jeff Probyn column: Lineout is looking strong again under George Kruis control

11 March 2016 0 comments

With the wheels now firmly back on the chariot, the dream of Grand Slam glory can at last be whispered. England’s win over Ireland, although […]

Chris Robshaw: I’ll blank out RWC pain to beat Wales

10 March 2016 0 comments

Chris Robshaw has more reason than any player on the planet to bear a grudge against Warren Gatland’s Wales. The two biggest and most costly […]

Nick Cain talks to former hard man hooker Graham Dawe about what he brought to red rose training

11 February 2016 0 comments

Graham Dawe was the incarnation of uncompromising. That is one of the reasons why Eddie Jones invited the grizzled former Bath and England hooker, who […]

Dylan Hartley confirmed as England captain

25 January 2016 0 comments

As expected, Dylan Hartley has been named England captain for the RBS 6 Nations and will lead the side out at Murrayfield to take on […]

Shane Williams’ column: Lions need Warren Gatland but where are our guys?

22 January 2016 0 comments

Warren Gatland would be my choice right now to lead the Lions to New Zealand in 2017, but where have all the British coaches gone […]

Jeremy Guscott column: Danny Care can make my backline fire for new-look England

13 January 2016 0 comments

The return of Manu Tuilagi for Leicester yesterday is a huge boost for Eddie Jones before he names his Six Nations training squad this week. […]

Nick Cain column: Good luck to Ian Peel, but don’t forget 2003 guru

6 January 2016 0 comments

Ian Peel has come from the ranks of the RFU’s coaching pathway to being named as England’s new scrum coach this week. It is a […]

Ian Peel is England’s new scrum coach

30 December 2015 0 comments

Eddie Jones has added a new element to his England coaching staff with the appointment of Ian Peel as scrum coach. Peel will leave his […]

Farrell, Catt and Rowntree leave England roles

14 December 2015 0 comments

The RFU has confirmed that assistant coaches Andy Farrell, Mike Catt and Graham Rowntree will leave their positions with England. The future of the three […]

David Strettle backs Sarries pair to bolster Eddie Jones’ staff

1 December 2015 0 comments

David Strettle believes the “inspirational” Saracens coaching duo of Alex Sanderson and Paul Gustard are just the men to turn England’s fortunes around. As new […]

Charlie Hodgson to hang up his boots

27 November 2015 0 comments

Charlie Hodgson will retire at the end of the season and join Saracens’ backroom staff. The 35-year old fly-half, who is the Premiership record point-scorer […]

Nick Cain: Now Stuart Lancaster has a licence to gamble

15 October 2014 2 comments

If Stuart Lancaster sees out his full term as England head coach he will have been in the post for an unprecedented eight years, his […]

Nick Cain talks to Rob Baxter about the Heineken Cup final

22 May 2014 0 comments

Rob Baxter is in the unique position for an English coach of having done the surgery on the victims-in-common of Heineken Cup finalists Saracens and […]

Charlie Matthews making up ground on old pal Joe Launchbury

16 May 2014 0 comments

Harlequins second row Charlie Matthews believes he is finally coming of age after putting his injury hell behind him to start chasing down pal Joe Launchbury.

England Saxons v Ireland Wolfhounds preview

23 January 2014 0 comments

Anthony Watson will make his international debut on Saturday after being named on the wing for the England Saxons as they face the Irish Wolfhounds […]

Saxons name squad for Irish Wolfhounds clash

18 January 2014 0 comments

Tom Varndell could wear an England shirt for the first time since 2009 after being named in the England Saxons 25-man training squad to face the […]

20 Questions: Richard Wigglesworth – Saracens scrum-half

10 May 2013 2 comments

Three memorable seasons at Saracens? It couldn’t have gone better. You’re treated unbelievably well and are part of a pretty successful team, so in terms […]

Nick Cain: Baxter can improve England’s set-piece

12 April 2013 1 comment

Stuart Lancaster has made a smart move in asking Rob Baxter to join the England set-up as forwards coach for the tour to Argentina this […]

Rob Baxter and Toby Booth could be called up by England

18 January 2013 2 comments

Rob Baxter and Toby Booth could be helping England in the summer if Stuart Lancaster gets his way. The England head coach will go to […]

Nick Cain talks to Saracens flanker Will Fraser about his ‘inspirational’ brother

13 January 2013 0 comments

Will Fraser goes through a ritual before every match he plays for Saracens. The rugged openside flanker has his wrists and thumbs bandaged, and on […]

David Ellis – “I can turn Danny Cipriani back into an England star”

9 January 2013 0 comments

Defence coach Dave Ellis says he can help Danny Cipriani get back into the England side. Gifted Sale Sharks playmaker Cipriani has not represented his […]

McCall and Co. carry on at Saracens

7 January 2013 1 comment

Saracens director of rugby Mark McCall has extended his contract with the North London club until at least the end of the 2014/15 season. Former […]

Saracens Mako Vunipola is in shape to make up for lost time

13 September 2012 0 comments

On the face of it Mako Vunipola’s life at Saracens could not have begun any better – two starts, two man-of-the-match awards – however, the […]

Jeremy Guscott: Sniffer Ashton should get back on scent with Sarries

7 August 2012 0 comments

Whether Chris Ashton likes it or not we all know he has gone to Saracens because he’s got a better contract. If he had not […]

Give our tier-two English coaches a chance says coaching guru Kevin Bowring

3 July 2012 0 comments

The RFU’s Head of Elite Coach Development, Kevin Bowring, wants to see more English-qualified coaches follow Glenn Delaney’s example and make the step up from […]

Back-to-back Cup triumphs cemented Gosforth’s place as top club in the land

29 May 2022 0 comments

GOSFORTH won their first John Player Cup Final in 1976, and then when the Queen was celebrating her Silver Jubilee 12 months later, they returned […]

Preview: Game on for top six with Jacob Umaga back from his blip

9 May 2021 1 comment

Wasps look to hit on some consistency at Harlequins as the Premiership season nears its end

Drowning Eddie needs a life raft

17 June 2018 2 comments

NICK CAIN SPELLS OUT WHAT YESTERDAY’S DEFEAT MEANS FOR ENGLAND Dejection: Owen Farrell, right, and Denny Solomona lead England off yesterday PICTURES: Getty Images Pressure: […]

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