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England

New England Umbro kit will cost £170

By PA
(Photo by Umbro)

England have launched their new match day men’s kit that will cost fans looking to buy the whole strip £170. Umbro, more commonly known for their association with football, have taken over from Canterbury as official technical kit partner to the national team in a four-year deal.

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In addition to the men’s strip that will be released on September 11, the sportswear giants will also supply the Red Roses women’s team as well as training wear for both sides.

A full men’s ‘pro’ strip will require a large outlay from supporters, who must pay £100 for the jersey, £55 for the shorts and £15 for the socks. However, a replica shirt is available at £70.

The kids’ pro shirt is priced £75 and the replica version £50, while the women’s replica is £70 with no pro option.

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Jacque 11 minutes ago
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5 Players 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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JW 18 minutes ago
The All Blacks XV's dominance is nice, but is it helpful?



the real mark of success for the development squad is how many All Blacks it is producing.

No, it’s not. That is more how other countries use a similar type team, but this ABXV has been used for all sorts of purposes as you go on to say. It’s for vets as much as younger players that haven’t yet played international footy.



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Wayneo 18 minutes ago
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Then I promise not to disappoint and will keep them flowing!

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Wayneo 19 minutes ago
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It comes as no surprise to me that New Zealand Rugby resorted to mansplaining what a rugby coach does to appease both rugby purists and woke people interested in their pronouns and broader social impact, rather than simply discussing their coaching philosophy.

This is strictly for the benefit of the non-rugby purists-



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Johan Langebaan 23 minutes ago
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Nonsense. In dynamic general play there will always be unintentional contact which must be mitigated. You havs decided that this was intentional. I and many others believe that while EE's response to the Welsh player's actions was indeed intentional and worthy of censure the contact with the eye was in itself not intentional.

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JW 24 minutes ago
Mark Robinson addresses the public criticism of NZR's decision making

Well I love a good conspiracy theory.

AI’s take



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Mzilikazi 27 minutes ago
Should Fabien Galthie take the hint from UBB's bullfighters?

“Gibson-Park with Crowley”. They not club players though, SG….Leinster and Munster respectively. Casey and Crowley I would like to see at the end of games. Gibson Park is the outstanding 9, he won’t be giving up the starting place this year, hopefully right through to 2027 RWC.

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SB 28 minutes ago
Should Fabien Galthie take the hint from UBB's bullfighters?

Yes I agree. The thing is, France never saw the ball again after Malcolm Marx’s illegal turnover which Angus Gardner didn’t see the start of as he was in bodies and had to get out of the way. With a severely inexperienced pack this showed.

Yes I’m not in a position to guarantee. I strongly believe that forward pack and bench I’ve named would do well against the Springboks in a match where they have had equal preparation time for. You can disagree of course.



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Shumboom 29 minutes ago
'Beatable' Boks not the most dominant team ever: Jeremy Guscott

This will sum up this, somewhat, flawed argument… back in the time when Jeremy was playing and at his best, he would be hard-pressed to make a current top ten rugby side in 2025. Perhaps the current Springboks, it could be argued, are way more impressive (despite ranking points, despite the odd loss, etc.) than any other team in any other era, just because the teams now days are so much more better in every facet, conditioning, size, athletic ability, power, professionalism, coaching, rules and laws, etc. To maintain their ‘dominance’ in this era, I doubt the 2015 All Blacks would’ve matched the efforts of this Bokke outfit…

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Mzilikazi 32 minutes ago
Should Fabien Galthie take the hint from UBB's bullfighters?

Really enjoyed the read. Thanks Nick. I can only access highlights of these games. What I saw was so impressive. That was a strong Bulls team, thus the manner in which UBB won was noteworthy. Jalibert’s work that I saw was of the stuff one would travel a long way to watch.

It will be interesting to see the team that France pick for the 6N opener. You mention Cameron Woki. He looked to be locked in to the French team for years to come a couple of years ago, then has not featured at all last year, from memory. Great athlete, but he does face a formidable challenge to get back int the 23.



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Wayneo 41 minutes ago
The five players who can swing the Springboks tour in the All Blacks' favour

Ahhhh, the smell of fear in the morning…

I would feel the same if my team had to tour SA and play 4 matches against the URC franchises, that are going to be like 4 additional test matches in themselves, and then face the Springboks 4 times.



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Shumboom 44 minutes ago
The five players who can swing the Springboks tour in the All Blacks' favour

There will be a few Bokke returning to the Springboks squad, too, I believe, viz., Cameron Hanekom, Elrigh Louw…, etc. There are others that have been ear marked to make their eventual mark, Hashim Pead, Bathobele Hlekani, Paul de Villiers, etc… And, no doubt, there are others that will announce themselves next year. Soooooo, not only the All Blacks that have a few to make a difference, but I suspect Bokke have a few more. 🤫

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SB 45 minutes ago
Should Fabien Galthie take the hint from UBB's bullfighters?

I am not talking about this article, more so the other two.

They beat South Africa in the autumn of 2022.



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NB 48 minutes ago
Should Fabien Galthie take the hint from UBB's bullfighters?

‘The Godfather’Imbernon!

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NB 49 minutes ago
Should Fabien Galthie take the hint from UBB's bullfighters?

Yes agreed - but you had still had all the advantages you need to win that game once Lood de Jager was sent off.

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NB 53 minutes ago
Should Fabien Galthie take the hint from UBB's bullfighters?



I think it’s just a thing to spread negativity and undermine the depth/ability of the French side, we know English speakers want to promote their sides massively.

I have just published an article praising just how good UBB have become and this is somehow construed as ‘spreading negativity’ about French rugby?? Really?



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LiamBerlin 57 minutes ago
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unknown 58 minutes ago
All Blacks great suffers huge plummet in RugbyPass Top 100 in 2025

The salient point is that Robertson doesn't have an answer to 10 and mistakenly thinks Mounga is it. The man whose relatively easy miss was the real reason NZ lost the last World Cup never mind the next one.

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Wayneo 58 minutes ago
Mark Robinson addresses the public criticism of NZR's decision making

Thats some deep stuff JW, I’m going to have to up my conspiracy theory game to include conspiracy conclusions!

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NB 1 hour ago
Should Fabien Galthie take the hint from UBB's bullfighters?

https://www.rugbypass.com/plus/how-south-africa-scrummed-ireland-into-rugby-oblivion/

Malcolm Marx is the best hooker in the world bar none. In that article I highlighted how much his throwing to the tail of the lineout had improved - he hit the target over the 15m line six times in the game.



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