In the ever-evolving world of sports finance, Dr. Rob Wilson, a leading expert in the field and professor of economics at Sheffield Hallam University, has weighed in on the ongoing governance issues within the Rugby Football Union.

Former England fly-half Toby Flood has weighed in on the challenges facing head coach Steve Borthwick ahead of the 2024 Six Nations, highlighting the need for England to show progress, while suggesting that Andy Farrell could be a future contender for the England role.

Of all the teams heading into this year’s Six Nations, England has the most intriguing narrative circulating at the moment.

When news broke that Immanuel Feyi-Waboso was linking up with the England senior squad as part of its Six Nations alignment camp, Welsh rugby fans drew in a collective remonstrative gasp.

The 2024 Guinness Six Nations is less than a month away, so speculation over team selections is quickly brewing.

The coaching realm is no stranger to disputes, but few have persisted as long, and remained as personal, as the feud between Eddie Jones and Sir Clive Woodward.

There’s always a fair bit of change at the end of a World Cup cycle, but for England, this period is more turbulent than most. That’s largely because of the financial difficulties facing the Premiership right now.

In the ever-evolving world of English rugby, a perennial debate rages on, who should don the coveted number 10 jersey as England's flyhalf? With a trio of exceptional talents at their disposal – George Ford, Owen Farrell, and Marcus Smith – England head coach Steve Borthwick faces a perplexing conundrum. Each of these gifted playmakers brings a unique set of skills and qualities to the table, making the selection process a compelling puzzle for coaches, pundits, and fans alike.

The hay is in the barn, the final preparations have been made and it's time for the big dance.

Not everything that happens on the field of play can be attributed to a head coach, but a team’s passion and discipline, regardless of the circumstance, always falls squarely at their feet.

Very rarely does the rugby world unite in mass outrage. So often, the sport is fractured by partisan opinions and specific loyalties to nations, making it almost impossible to have unanimous agreement on any issue.

England Rugby captain Owen Farrell had his red card offense from his side’s recent 19-17 win over Wales overturned.

Sometimes, having a few options in one position is a good thing. It shows the team has depth and gives coaches a chance to tinker and play around with what works best, not just for them, but for the team as a whole.

Steve Borthwick announced his England squad for the upcoming World Cup, giving punters plenty to digest ahead of a busy autumn of rugby.

England Rugby head coach Steve Borthwick announced England’s 33-man squad for the 2023 Rugby World Cup in France.