Northampton rugby director Jim Mallinder stated that England captain Dylan Hartley has let his team down following a six-week ban to the hooker after last week's European Champions Cup encounter against Leinster.
Northampton Saints hooker Dylan Hartley was banned for six weeks for striking Leinster flanker Sean O'Brien in the European Champions Cup game between the two teams.
England skipper Dylan Hartley will be available to lead the team in the upcoming Six Nations campaign next year after his ban for an incident involving Sean O'Brien was limited to six weeks.
The Rugby Football Union on Wednesday announced the schedule for England's 2017 autumn internationals where they take on Argentina, Australia and Samoa.
Rugby Football Union chief executive Ian Ritchie is confident that Dylan Hartley's conduct as England captain in last one-year will be taken into consideration while deciding his future as the skipper of the red rose team.
Northampton Saints hooker Dylan Hartley is set to attend a disciplinary hearing on Wednesday after his red-card incident in the European Champions Cup encounter last week at Franklin's Gardens.
Saracens rugby director Mark McCall has slammed the schedule of England's final autumn international fixture for not allowing players enough rest before the European tournament season resumed.
Saracens director of rugby Mark McCall believes Owen Farrell is ready to lead England in the RBS Six Nations 2017 tournament if Dylan Hartley gets a ban following his red card offence against Leinster.
Former England coach Stuart Lancaster lavished praise on his successor Eddie Jones though he admitted that the red rose team's stupendous success did not surprise him.
England coach Eddie Jones believes his backroom staff Steve Borthwick will find ways to beat All Blacks during his stint with the British and Irish Lions tour of New Zealand next year.
Just as the autumn internationals came to the conclusion, let us analyse on what are the chances of England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland in the upcoming Six Nations tournament in February next year.
England scrum-half Ben Youngs revealed that his celebration after scoring a try against Australia in the recently concluded clash at Twickenham on Saturday was to give a nod to Billy Vunipola indicating their one-sided battles in video games.