England go with all three out-halves in starting line-up for Uruguay
And not a Sam Burgess in sight.
And not a Sam Burgess in sight.
He’s just there so he won’t get fined.
Kieran Crowley’s side made this a thrilling encounter in Leeds.
Mike Ross will be suped up and ready to prove Heaslip wrong.
The legendary hooker scored the last time we faced Romania in a World Cup, but it wasn’t easy going.
Distractions from the day-to-day slog of training in camp is easier than it ever was, says Keith Wood.
The Notorious had 31 extra autographs to sign.
New Zealand’s record try-scorer doesn’t have a World Cup medal to his name, but he takes pride from just making it there.
The judge in the Pretoria high court did criticise the pace of racial integration in the setup however.
Also featuring what can only be a further sneak peak at George Hook’s erotic novel.
Joe Schmidt sounded the utility back out about the possibility of covering an extra position last season.
Some of the squad looked more prepared for class photo day than others.
Furlong was too big and too fast for his peers on the football field.
Bolters, no third nine and Ulster’s record try-scorer left out. Joe Schmidt made some controversial calls today.
Coach Eddie Jones has also defended the number of overseas-born players plying their trade for Japan.
There’s only room for one lucky seven at a time the starting line-up.
Furlong’s first cap was also a first for his club.
It wasn’t a very good rugby debut for Queen Elizabeth Park.
Only a defensive howler allowed the Azzurri on the scoreboard.
It was an intense and difficult day for Joe Schmidt’s men.
We’re going minute-by-minute as Joe Schmidt dims the lights at the last chance saloon.
Lansdowne Road just won’t be the same without him.
Continued progress means continued success for Paul O’Connell as he waves farewell to Ireland.
Regrets, Paul O’Connell has a few as he heads in to his final international on home turf.
The fresh memories are the sweetest for Ireland’s captain fantastic.
Plus, there are the very welcome sights of Cian Healy and Marty Moore in full training.
George Ford and Owen Farrell are Lancaster’s immovable 10s.
Here are the fresh faces you’ll be seeing a whole lot more of in September.
Joe Schmidt has a lot of difficult conversations ahead of him this weekend.
Okay, maybe that would be a bit creepy.
The prop showed some promising signs in today’s training session, according to Les Kiss.
It’s all yours, Freddy.
The winger’s try killed off English hopes in Paris last night.
Meanwhile, Fiji have included Crusaders star Nemani Nadolo in their 31-man squad.
The Harlequins fullback will start in this weekend’s Test against France.
The fullback is adamant the world’s second-ranked side cannot afford to rest on their laurels.
Here’s how you can get the big game on the big screen.
Fergus McFadden won’t be dragged out of his positive mental state by speculation about squad cuts.