Lancaster out — now England chase world’s best
1 decade ago by The TimesEngland are prepared to go global and pay whatever it takes to land the right man to be the new...
Stuart Lancaster’s England exit welcomed
1 decade ago by The TimesStuart Lancaster’s departure as England head coach was widely welcomed last night with Neil Back, the World Cup-winning flanker, saying...
RFU survivor Ian Ritchie must fix mess of own making
1 decade ago by The TimesOut of the mess of England’s World Cup campaign, Ian Ritchie has emerged stronger and more influential than ever. More...
Craig Joubert on duty for Scots’ last-day clash with Ireland
1 decade ago by The TimesCraig Joubert, the controversial South African referee whose last-minute error cost Scotland a place in the World Cup semi-finals, will...
Gregor Townsend takes strength from the depth of Glasgow Warriors’ talent
1 decade ago by The TimesShould Scotland be viewed as the poor man of Europe again? Bath’s big-money move for Edinburgh’s Dave Denton would certainly...
Sam Burgess situation not embarrassing at all, Ian Ritchie insists
1 decade ago by The TimesIan Ritchie, the RFU chief executive, insisted last night that Sam Burgess’s decision to quit rugby union after being fast-tracked...
Union in a league of its own
1 decade ago by Irish IndependentAnd so Sam Burgess takes his leave and heads back to Sydney - his reputation slightly worse than Georgie Burgess who got Shar-den Curley up the duff in The Snapper.
Ian Ritchie denies Sam Burgess affair has left RFU with red faces
1 decade ago by The TelegraphRFU chief executive dismisses the notion that the Sam Burgess saga had been an embarrassment
England expected to replace Stuart Lancaster with first ever foreign coach in 'money no object' recruitment drive
1 decade ago by The TelegraphFirst foreigner likely as Ian Ritchie casts net wide as RFU makes 'clean break' from former England head coach Stuart Lancaster
Stuart Lancaster's reign is a commendable story of nearly making England great
1 decade ago by The TelegraphSteve James: He may not have won anything tangible, but he has much to be proud of and leaves England in a far better place
