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England must play smarter if they are to turn things around – Guscott

3 July 2022 1 comment

JEREMY GUSCOTT OUTSPOKEN AND UNMISSABLE… EVERY WEEK A big part of playing the game at the highest level is rugby intelligence, and in international rugby […]

Top talent Steward must be managed so carefully

29 May 2022 0 comments

JEREMY GUSCOTT OUTSPOKEN AND UNMISSABLE… EVERY WEEK THE only surprise with Freddie Steward winning the double of the RPA England Men’s Player of the Year […]

Eddie Jones has full support of RFU despite disappointing Six Nations campaign

21 March 2022 0 comments

Eddie Jones has been given the full backing of the RFU despite another disappointing Guinness Six Nations campaign. England won just two matches this campaign […]

The Rugby Paper Podcast: Episode Six with Wales and Lions legend Shane Williams

10 March 2022 0 comments

Shane Williams joins host Oliver Little and regular The Rugby Paper columnists Brendan Gallagher and Nick Cain on Episode Six of The Rugby Paper Podcast. […]

The Rugby Paper Podcast: Episode Five with James and Martin Whitcombe

3 March 2022 0 comments

Its family fortunes week as Leicester Tigers’ James Whitcombe and his father Martin Whitcombe join host Oliver Little to discuss the topic of generational change […]

The Rugby Paper Podcast: Episode Four with special guest Michael Owen

24 February 2022 0 comments

This week, host Oliver Little and regular The Rugby Paper columnists Nick Cain and Brendan Gallagher are joined by former Wales number 8 Michael Owen. […]

Manu must return to help land knock-out punches

20 February 2022 0 comments

JEREMY GUSCOTT OUTSPOKEN AND UNMISSABLE… EVERY WEEK THERE were no surprises in England’s win against Italy in Rome, but I guess expectations on them are […]

Episode Three of the The Rugby Paper Podcast with special guest Cadan Murley

16 February 2022 0 comments

The Rugby Paper Podcast returns tomorrow (Thursday) for yet another exhilarating episode. This week, host Oliver Little is joined by The Rugby Paper Assistant Editor […]

England need to stay calm to land KO punch

13 February 2022 1 comment

JEREMY GUSCOTT OUTSPOKEN AND UNMISSABLE… EVERY WEEK THERE are moments in games like England were involved in last weekend at Murrayfield when you have momentum […]

Can Ireland win in Paris without Sexton?

11 February 2022 0 comments

Ireland take on France in Saturday’s late fixture without their captain Johnny Sexton after the fly half was ruled out of the game with a […]

Wales aiming to bounce back from Ireland defeat with visit of Scotland

11 February 2022 1 comment

By BEN JAYCOCK Jac Morgan makes his international debut as Wales host Scotland in the Six Nations at the Principality Stadium in round two’s early […]

The Rugby Paper Podcast: Episode Two

11 February 2022 0 comments

The Rugby Paper Podcast returns for its second podcast. This week, host Oliver Little is joined by special guest Tommaso Allan. The versatile Harlequins and Italy […]

The Rugby Paper Podcast

10 February 2022 0 comments

The Rugby Paper Podcast returns this Thursday with another bumper episode to get you ready for the second round of Six Nations fixtures. Host Oliver […]

The Rugby Paper Podcast predictions league

4 February 2022 0 comments

The Rugby Paper Podcast will be running a predictions league throughout the tournament. Here, guest Jeremy Guscott, columnists Brendan Gallagher and Nick Cain, plus host […]

Listen to The Rugby Paper Podcast

3 February 2022 1 comment

The Rugby Paper Podcast is now live. This week’s podcast looks ahead to the opening weekend of the Six Nations. Host Oliver Little and guests […]

The Rugby Paper Podcast launches today!

2 February 2022 2 comments

The Rugby Paper are pleased to announce that we will be launching our first podcast today – The Rugby Paper Podcast. The weekly podcast will […]

Warp-speed Radwan is the new Jason Robinson

23 January 2022 0 comments

JEREMY GUSCOTT OUTSPOKEN AND UNMISSABLE… EVERY WEEK WHAT struck me about the announce- ment of England’s Six Nations squad by Eddie Jones this week was […]

Great pass, but Hill was obvious

16 January 2022 0 comments

WHILE I’ll concede to Jeremy Guscott that scrum-half Richard Hill had a superb pass, I’ve always held the belief that one of the reasons England […]

Eddie won’t drop Farrell, but he’s behind Marcus

16 January 2022 0 comments

JEREMY GUSCOTT OUTSPOKEN AND UNMISSABLE… EVERY WEEK ENGLAND found a way to win without Owen Farrell at the end of an Autumn Series in which […]

Dupont nowhere near Gareth – but he’s got time

9 January 2022 0 comments

JEREMY GUSCOTT OUTSPOKEN AND UNMISSABLE… EVERY WEEK THE amount of hype surrounding France’s brilliant scrum-half Antoine Dupont raises the question whether he is the most […]

Griffiths brings fun and games to The Rec

26 December 2021 0 comments

CHRIS HEWETT IT IS not yet a mathematical certainty that Bruce Craig will end his long spell of chairmanship at Bath in the way he […]

Best thing about England’s autumn was their tries

28 November 2021 0 comments

JEREMY GUSCOTT OUTSPOKEN AND UNMISSABLE… EVERY WEEK THE last round of the autumn series made everyone’s weekend – it was pretty spectacular. France’s victory over […]

No guff, just gumption from my top XV pundits

14 November 2021 1 comment

CHRIS HEWETT GUEST COLUMNIST It is falling-off-a-log easy to poke fun at the battalions of exrugby professionals who earn a living – or, in the […]

Rugby must face reality – Sir Bill, it’s reliant on you

17 October 2021 0 comments

WORLD Rugby’s new guidance limiting full contact training to just 15 minutes a week reflects the game’s sad failure to end its unacceptable injuries crisis. […]

Bath’s celeb stars must find their old hard edge

17 October 2021 1 comment

NICK CAIN LOOKS AT THE DEMISE OF THE PRIDE OF THE WEST COUNTRY WHAT is wrong at Bath? The club which were the first name […]

If you want a better prouct, just reduce subs

12 September 2021 0 comments

NOT SURE SAYS JEREMY GUSCOTT I LOVE innovation, and clever ideas which are groundbreaking – without them we would never have gone to the moon. […]

Maro Itoje has the credentials to be England captain | Jeremy Guscott

5 September 2021 0 comments

INTERNATIONAL rugby these days is talked about in terms of World Cup four-year rotations, with every coach building towards the next one. We are now […]

Springboks are best one-trick pony in world rugby | Jeremy Guscott

8 August 2021 0 comments

Jeremy Guscott on just how difficult the Springboks are to beat

Run the Boks tired and Lions can still triumph | Jeremy Guscott

1 August 2021 1 comment

How do you beat the aerial battle? Keep ball in hand

Lions have blind spot for English flankers in Test series openers | Peter Jackson

25 July 2021 2 comments

How the each of the four unions have contributed to first Test selection on Lions tours going back to 1971, and the trends that arise

Backward step as Lions play like suckers | Jeremy Guscott

11 July 2021 0 comments

Jaden Hendrikse’s red card just after half-time killed this match – after that the Lions just ran riot. Up until that point, it had been […]

Gatland’s big decision is still about Farrell | Jeremy Guscott

4 July 2021 1 comment

THIS was a step up in performance from the game against Japan last weekend and that’s all head coach Warren Gatland will want at this […]

Biggar has made that 10 shirt his own now | Jeremy Guscott

27 June 2021 1 comment

WARREN Gatland will have been pleased with most of what he saw yesterday, but the shoulder injury to captain Alun Wyn Jones is a huge […]

Japan will give Lions real workout | Jeremy Guscott

20 June 2021 0 comments

I have always liked change for the right reasons, and the Lions having a game against Japan at Murrayfield on Saturday before they leave to […]

Big Joe Cokanasiga must seize his England chance this time | Jeremy Guscott

13 June 2021 0 comments

JOE Cokanasiga on top form is quite simply a lethal rugby player. That is why it is so good to see him back in the […]

Athletics put me on fast track to Wales

6 June 2021 1 comment

MY LIFEIN RUGBY THE FORMER WALES AND CARDIFF WINGER AND GREAT BRITAIN OLYMPIC HURDLER NIGEL WALKER World class: Nigel Walker running for GB at Los Angeles Olympics in […]

Max Malins must force Eddie to make a change at 15 | Jeremy Guscott

6 June 2021 2 comments

The full-back position is wide open to experimentation this summer with Elliot Daly and Anthony Watson away with the Lions, writes Jeremy Guscott

The inspirational Pat Lam has built a no-excuses culture | Jeremy Guscott

30 May 2021 0 comments

Jeremy Guscott examines the strides made by Pat Lam with Bristol Bears three years after their promotion from the Championship

Record man Sam Simmonds reminds me of my old pal ‘Backy’ | Jeremy Guscott

23 May 2021 1 comment

WHAT Sam Simmonds did this week in breaking the Premiership try-scoring record for a season is pretty exceptional. The Exeter Chiefs No.8’s hat-trick against London […]

These men are the pride of All the Lions for last 20 years

9 May 2021 0 comments

Chris Hewett picks, position by position, the best Lions XV from the professional era The idea of rugby selection as an art rather than a […]

Battling Bundee Aki can fill Manu void | Jeremy Guscott

9 May 2021 1 comment

Bundee Aki may be the man to go head-to-head with Damian de Allende for the Lions, writes Jerry Guscott

Lions squad announcement: Alun Wyn Jones to captain tourists

6 May 2021 2 comments

Wales captain and joint-most capped Test player Alun Wyn Jones selected as Lions captain by head coach Warren Gatland

Lions beware those slips before lift-off

2 May 2021 0 comments

RUGBY MATTERS BRENDAN GALLAGHER A weekly look at the game’s other talking points Was it Homer or Robbie Burns – it’s usually one or the […]

This top ten would have a real pop at the Springboks | Jeremy Guscott

2 May 2021 2 comments

The players who need little mulling from Gatland as he selects his Lions squad to be announced this Thursday

Eddie Jones is staying, so now it’s all up to the players | Jeremy Guscott

25 April 2021 0 comments

What next for England after Eddie Jones received the full backing from the RFU following a review into the team’s poor Six Nations campaign?

I’d tell Eddie – you’ve got until Christmas to get it right | Jeremy Guscott

28 March 2021 1 comment

RUGBY coaches do not change dramatically in terms of personality – even if they have life-changing moments. So, it is unlikely England’s fifth-place finish in […]

Louis Rees-Zammit is truly fast but Slade is just too quiet | Jeremy Guscott

21 March 2021 0 comments

Jeremy Guscott’s post-mortem of the 2021 Six Nations touches on five players crucial to their teams

Malins and Lawrence can fire the England line | Jeremy Guscott

7 March 2021 0 comments

Jeremy Guscott urges Eddie Jones to unleash his skill players and his own thoughts about selection with France and Ireland to come in the 2021 Six Nations

Drop a few, Eddie that will shake them up | Jeremy Guscott

28 February 2021 0 comments

Jeremy Guscott implores Eddie Jones to give Ollie Lawrence and Max Malins their chance in an England shirt, after defeat to Wales

This settled Ireland side are my favourites to win | Jeremy Guscott

7 February 2021 0 comments

Jeremy Guscott sees strength in Ireland’s corner as they prepare to face Wales in the Six Nations

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