George Ford on Itoje absence and what 'excitable' England new boy is bringing
George Ford insists England have the resources to fill the leadership void that would be created if Maro Itoje is rested for next …
George Ford insists England have the resources to fill the leadership void that would be created if Maro Itoje is rested for next …
George Ford’s goal-kicking proved the difference as his 16 points was enough to secure Sale a quarter-final spot in the Investec…
George Ford insists knockout rugby brings a very different edge as he prepares to come up against England rival Marcus Smith when …
Sale Sharks have agreed a deal to sign Flying Fijian sensation Ponipate Loganimasi from the start of the 2026/27 season.
Steve Borthwick has kept faith with George Ford and the former England World Cup winner doesn't think they should dispense with th…
Earl started Saturday’s rout of Wales at number eight but finished it at inside centre, while flanker Pollock is seen as an opti…
Punters are set to miss out on a box-office duel, following an update on the fitness of the star playmaker.
Sale Sharks boss Alex Sanderson admits that star fly-half George Ford will again be missing with an abductor strain when he takes …
Ben Curry will return to the Sale Sharks squad for Friday night’s Investec Champions Cup opener with Glasgow, but star fly-half …
It is 13 years and five Tests since the All Blacks were last toppled at Twickenham.
Both coaches have one eye on the final quarter already with their selections, but England’s bench have the edge as they look for…
George Ford is set to start at fly-half for England on Saturday against Australia at Twickenham's Allianz Stadium.
George Ford has signed a new three-year deal with Sale Sharks, taking him beyond England's 2027 World Cup campaign.
Alex Sanderson was delighted after Sale bounced back from last week’s defeat at Bath to claim a thumping 57-5 home win over Newc…
Former England star Toby Flood rates George Ford the best fly-half in the world and says he deserves to be England’s starting No…
A much-changed England side shrugged off two lengthy delays caused by lightning to beat the United States 40-5 in Washington DC.