Exeter Chiefs

Being dropped is part of sport: Reacting well is good for the team

SIR CLIVE WOODWARD: Just about the first thing I did when taking over at England was to get the squad to discuss how they would handle being on the bench or not being picked at all. ,

Premiership Rugby Cup Highlights: Exeter Chiefs v Harlequins

Picking a No 10 to play for my life, I'd go for Owen Farrell

SIR CLIVE WOODWARD: England's Owen Farrell or New Zealand's Beauden Barrett? Who would you pick to play at No 10 if your life depended on it? I would pick Farrell. ,

Eddie Jones has got it right by calling on the specialists for All Blacks Test

SIR CLIVE WOODWARD: I’m loving Eddie Jones’s selection for Saturday’s big game against New Zealand with next year’s World Cup really beginning to concentrate his mind. ,

Nine changes to Scotland team to face Fiji

Glasgow Warriors and British & Irish Lions full-back Stuart Hogg returns to the starting Scotland line-up for this Saturday’s November Test against Fiji in front of a capacity crowd at Murrayfield...

Three Changes to England's starting XV to face the All Blacks

England head coach Eddie Jones has named his matchday squad to play New Zealand in their second Novmeber Test at Twickenham Stadium on Saturday.   Jones makes three changes to the starting...

Joel Conlon forced to step away from rugby

Saracens flanker Joel Conlon has confirmed he will step away from rugby with immediate effect.     The 24-year-old has been advised by a specialist to have a two-year break from the game due...

England Squad Update

    Eddie Jones has called up 35 players today to begin preparations for their next International Test against New Zealand on Saturday 10 November.       Harlequins centre...

England will need at least four tries if they are to beat All Blacks

SIR CLIVE WOODWARD: I am a glass half full kind of person so although you could pick apart England’s performance against South Africa the bottom line is that they have got their mojo back. ,

My story: Henry Slade on rugby and diabetes

Exeter Chiefs and England centre Henry Slade on what it means to balance type one diabetes with a life in rugby.