'I’m still more a person of Jesus' - Billy Vunipola explains why he won't take a knee
The England and Saracens number eight says elements of the Black Lives Matter movement go against his beliefs.
The England and Saracens number eight says elements of the Black Lives Matter movement go against his beliefs.
Billy Vunipola admitted he ‘affected the chemistry’ of the England team during their run to the final in Japan.
The reigning Premiership champions will be relegated from the top-flight at the end of the campaign.
Andy Dunne and Murray Kinsella examine the key issues in forensic detail ahead of this Sunday’s showdown in Twickenham between Ireland and England.
The number eight has returned to full training and England are confident he’ll be ruled fit for Saturday morning’s clash.
The big number eight was substituted at half-time of England’s victory over Argentina after twisting his ankle.
Billy Vunipola was excellent as Saracens claimed the Champions Cup against Leinster.
Mark McCall’s side came out on top of the collisions against Leinster.
The broadcaster has released a statement to The42, in which it defends its coverage of the controversial Saracens player.
Meanwhile, Paul Merson serves up the best bit of telly all week.
An irate Munster fan got past security to confront the Saracens number eight yesterday.
The England player says his ‘intention was never to cause suffering’.
A statement from Saracens says that the England player’s post is ‘inconsistent’ with the club’s values, and they will be handling the matter internally.
Eddie Jones says psychology has been an issue for England since the last World Cup, but Billy Vunipola sees it differently.
Owen Farrell has come in for criticism since the draw with Scotland, but Billy Vunipola says it’s unwarranted.
Billy Vunipola says England are ‘quietly confident’ as they prepare for their opening Six Nations game in Dublin.
Billy Vunipola believes Owen Farrell can thrive as captain in the absence of Dylan Hartley during the Six Nations.
Billy Vunipola has missed 47 weeks through injury since September 2017.
Eddie Jones has been given a boost ahead of the Six Nations, with both players returning for their clubs this weekend.
Mako Vunipola will be out of action for six weeks while lock Nick Isiekwe has been ruled out for two months.
While Owen Farrell is 50/50 for the game.
The number eight is recovering from an arm injury.
The number eight broke his arm playing for Saracens last week.
The England and Saracans number eight is expected to be out for the next four months.
The Saracens and England player missed the recent British and Irish Lions tour of New Zealand through injury.
The Welsh number eight was outstanding against the NZ Provincial Barbarians.
With Billy Vunipola missing, Stander will compete with Taulupe Faletau for the eight shirt.
The Saracens number eight requires treatment on a recurring shoulder injury.
The number eight got through 72 minutes for Saracens over the weekend.
The number eight could well feature against Ireland in this year’s Six Nations after all.
The Saracens back row was the a clear key to England’s resurgence under Eddie Jones last year.
The bruising number eight tore cartilage during the win against Argentina.
Vunipola is a key part of England’s rugby union side but has his eye on an NFL career at in the future.
A key player in last week’s Six Nations win over Scotland, Billy Vunipola has impressed Eddie Jones.
Lancaster will go in against Australia with Wood, Robshaw and Ben Morgan.
Billy Vunipola scored on the final play of the game.
England took maximum points in a 35-11 win.
At 23, Jonathan Joseph is the oldest man on the list.
We’ve picked out players from Toulon, Munster, Northampton, Saracens and Leinster as influential figures.
The Saracens number eight’s new focus will be regaining fitness in time to face Ulster in the Heineken Cup.