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The RFU gets it wrong againStuart Lancaster’s appointment as England coach is a sad example of the mob ruling the head.
Heineken CupThe business end of the Heineken Cup is upon us and as ever there are some mouth-watering fixtures to look forward to. It seems a life time since the final pool games were staged – in fact it’s 10 weeks. While this is a long hiatus, it may in fact add to the anticipation ahead of the weekend.
Sam Warburton on The Rugby SiteGrand Slam winning Welsh Captain Sam Warburton on why he has joined The Rugby Site to pass on the tips and techniques that make him one of the best openside flankers in the world.
England's fate should not be in Steve Walsh's handsThe new list of elite refs looks biased and could throw up some shockers in the summer tests between the northern and southern hemispheres.
Why France have become so dullFollowing his review of England’s Six Nations Wayne Smith now looks at the progress, or regress, of France, Wales, Scotland, Ireland and Italy.
Nick Mallett would keep England honestWhile all signs coming out of the RFU are pointing towards Lancaster being appointed as England manager, Martin Castrogiovanni says that Nick Mallett should not be discounted.
From Ecuador to London and the 2015 World CupDan Carter talks about his fears and dreams and the long road back to top level rugby.
The house of Lancaster has strong foundationsWayne Smith looks at the job that Stuart Lancaster has done for England and finds much to applaud.
Lions WatchIs this the XV that will wear the Lions shirt in the first test against Australia.
Does Ireland need a Kidney replacement?Ireland’s World Cup loss to Wales and poor Six Nations must raise doubts about Declan Kidney’s abilties to build a top Ireland team on top of a strong provincial base.
Whatever happened to Gallic flairBrian Ashton reflects on a Six Nations that failed to hit the heights and wonders if Wales and France have the imaginative will to develop their games.
