Premiership

Thursday Afternoon Round Up

Bristol sign Soane Tonga'uiha   Newly-promoted Bristol have signed Tonga international prop Soane Tonga'uiha from French Top 14 side Oyonnax on a one-year contract.   The 34-year-old, who...

Worcester Warriors CEO speaks on Dean Ryan release

Following the announcement of Dean Ryan's departure from Worcester Warriors, CEO Jim O'Toole was keen to scotch rumours that Ryan might turn up on the road to Bath.    "Ryan made it crystal...

Wednesday Afternoon Round Up

Sharks receive major blow   Springbok fullback Willie le Roux is set to miss 4-6 weeks of action with the Sharks due to a shoulder injury.   Racing 92 sign Ali Williams   Racing 92...

Gloucester centre Henry Trinder undergoes knee surgery

Trinder has had to undergo further surgery on his right knee and will be ruled out of playing action, the club confirms.   The 27-year-old centre battled back to fitness last season following an...

George Robson joins London Irish

London Irish have signed experienced second-row George Robson from French Top 14 side Oyonnax Rugby on a one-year contract.      The 30-year-old former Harlequins stalwart joins the Exiles...

Ewels extends contract with Bath Rugby

The Club can confirm that young second row Charlie Ewels has extended his contract with Bath Rugby.   Ewels captained the England U20s to the runners-up spot in the World Rugby U20 Championship...

Premiership Highlights: Saracens v Exeter Chiefs - Premiership Rugby Final 2015/16

Monday Morning Round Up

Dan Lydiate out of All Blacks tour:Lydiate injured his shoulder in Sunday's loss to England at Twickenham and will need surgery. Ellis Jenkins has been called in as injury replacement.Saracens and Connacht...

Friday Morning Round Up

England & Saracens legend, Charlie Hodgson plays his last game at Twickenham:With over 350 club appearances for Sale Sharks & Saracens the now retired England pivot will play his last game in the...

Ben Jacobs to retire from professional rugby

Wasps today confirm that Australian centre Ben Jacobs will retire from professional rugby after a career spanning fourteen years. “I have been very fortunate and grateful to play a game I have...