Rob Baxter's 'concerning' comment about Immanuel Feyi-Waboso's track record
Feyi-Waboso has scored nine tries in 17 appearances for England, but his progress has been hampered by a string of injuries.
Feyi-Waboso has scored nine tries in 17 appearances for England, but his progress has been hampered by a string of injuries.
Only Sir Clive Woodward (84), Eddie Jones (81) and Stuart Lancaster (52) have led England in more Tests.
Immanuel Feyi-Waboso and Tom Curry have been laid low by injury.
Wallabies great Drew Mitchell believes Henry Pollock’s willingness to express himself is good for rugby union.
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In proving to Steve Borthwick his hunch Henry Pollock could double up as a wing was spot on, the flanker has underlined his impor…
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Hit hard by injuries, particularly in the back three, and with new recruits still bedding in, Exeter are well off the pace compare…
After a mixed year, England were under pressure to perform and they duly delivered with their best performance of 2026
Morgan Turinui believes the All Blacks’ 43-21 win over Scotland was one of “the most impressive and inspiring” performances …
Steve Borthwick has made six changes to his 36-man Nations Championship squad, with star winger Immanuel Feyi-Waboso and flanker T…
Steve Borthwick has hailed England’s defensive performance against Australia after a week in which that area of their game was i…
Already compared with the great Michael Jones, the New Zealand back-row showcased the full range of his skills against Scotland.