There are several names which could have been included in Steve Borthwick's Six Nations squad last week and TRU contributor Ciara Fearn has highlighted four players who might see England 'A's fixture with Portugal as an opportunity.
Whether it is has been by design, by judgement or a bit of both, you get the sense Steve Borthwick's squad selection for the Six Nations does mark a new beginning for England.
Steve Borthwick has named seven uncapped players in his England squad for the forthcoming Six Nations with Kyle Sinckler and Billy Vunipola missing out.
With Steve Borthwick set to name his Six Nations squad on Wednesday, what are the key points England must look to do before - and during - these upcoming championships?
A new World Cup cycle has opened the door for seriously talented young players across Europe to catch the attention of national selectors and TRU's Tom Jones has identified five youngsters who could burst onto the scene at this year’s Six Nations.
England have been dealt another blow ahead of the Six Nations tournament with Saracens prop Mako Vunipola announcing retirement from international rugby.
The Six Nations is now around the corner and TRU contributor Ciara Fearn has picked out three players who have caught the eye and may well be in England's plans for 2024.
In his latest interview with TRU, the former Red Roses boss reflects on his recent spell in Japan + he admits he still watches England 'avidly' and regrets not being able to deliver a World Cup for the country.
Tuilagi has been rested for Sale's trip to Leinster in the Champions Cup but his display against Stade Français highlighted why the Sharks would love to keep him in Manchester.
With Owen Farrell announcing he will be stepping back from international rugby to protect his and his family’s mental health, which fly-half can put themselves to the front of the queue to replace the talismanic skipper?
Joe Marler expressed regret over what he sees as a lack of recognition for Owen Farrell following the England skipper's decision to step down from Test match rugby.
Wales head coach Warren Gatland sees Owen Farrell's choice to take a break from international rugby as a signal highlighting the mistreatment faced by players and their families.