Unfortunately the current crisis – don’t be drawn into thinking it’s anything else – engulfing the English national rugby team is likely to be simplified into a single, simplistic question of whether Martin Johnson should be sacked.Read
Moseley hope to have Chevvy Pennycook back leading by word and deed this weekend as they seek to bounce back from last Sunday’s disappointment at London Scottish.Read
If you excuse the drunken boorishness and excessive nudity, the conduct of rugby union players has always tended to compare well with that of their association footballing cousins.Read
Worcester Warriors scrum half Shaun Perry is facing six months out with cruciate ligament injury. We speak to Worcester Warriors head coach Richard Hill.Read
Rugby correspondent Brian Dick takes a look at where things went wrong against London Scottish last week and how Moseley have upped their training ahead of the London Wlesh fixture.Read
North Midlands RFU president Paul Kaminski has led the tributes to retired referee John Burgum, one of the leading officials in the country in the 1960s, who died on October 1 aged 86.Read
What Worcester’s second win of the season lacked in beauty, which was an awful lot, more than made up for in significance as Richard Hill’s men edged a Premiership encounter that had all the tension of a penalty shoot-out.Read
Bees director of rugby Russell Earnshaw must have had to go through serious negotiations to be allowed back in to Damson Park for last Saturday’s derby with Stourbridge.Read
Now the Famous Flying Dwarfs of Queenstown have regained their equilibrium, England’s players have returned to more sober pastimes and their campaign is finally about to finish with the sport’s minor nations, the time is right to reflect on the infamous events of Altitude Bar.Read
The Michael Ellery Appreciation Society swelled by two this week as Moseley colleagues Sam Brown and Craig West expressed their admiration for the youngster’s outstanding start to the season.Read
With the advent of the British & Irish Cup, which began at rugby grounds around the country this week and where the interest levels varied from none to mild curiosity, it is virtually impossible not to think back to a happier time.Read