England vs Japan LIVE rugby: Build-up and updates as hosts look to end tough autumn with win
Steve Borthwick has named a strong England side, not risking rotation with the hosts in need of a win, but one selection has ...
Eddie Jones will relish pantomime villain role – Ellis Genge
Ellis Genge knows Japan boss Eddie Jones will be happy performing the role of pantomime villain when he plots England’s ...
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Opinion: Rugby must ‘thrive to survive’ as World Cup winner determined to help today’s players avoid ‘unacceptable’ pitfalls
When Joe Marler dared venture an opinion about the haka he was buried beneath a social media pile-on and soon after announced ...
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How Joe helped Noah find his mojo as battle with rugby's 'Messi' looms
After being in and out of the Australia team for years like he's been spinning through revolving doors, Noah Lolesio could be forgiven ...
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Steve Borthwick can take inspiration from England’s chief tormentor
Erasmus, the lion king in the Test jungle right now, is good at it, even as a South African to whom English is a second ...
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From Beyoncé to ‘The Wiz,’ there’s plenty to gather around and watch this holiday season
It was also announced that CNN will air their Luther Vandross documentary ... Quincy Jones makes a cameo, and Luther Vandross ...
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Patriots' owner Kraft reportedly passed over for 2025 HOF class
Three owners have been inducted in the past decade: Cowboys owner JERRY JONES, former 49ers owner EDDIE DEBARTOLO JR. and ...
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PA invests in TV, film projects that will add more than $36.7M to economy
WILKES-BARRE — Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) Film Commissioner Gino Anthony Pesi this week ...
‘Eddie Jones is a bully and too many people accepted it’
His record as England’s most successful coach, with a win percentage of 73 per cent, is counterbalanced by a trail of alleged ...
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‘Without Borthwick, the Eddie Jones years would have fallen apart’
To determine the sliding-doors moment for both Eddie Jones and Steve Borthwick, you have to go back to the weeks immediately following South Africa’s victory over England in the World Cup final ...