England’s Underhill and Te’o opt not to wear ‘uncomfortable’ rainbow laces

• RFU leaves decision to the discretion of players• ‘I won’t be wearing them but I fully support LGBT community’Members of the England team have opted not to wear rainbow laces for the match against Australia amid claims they cause too much discomfort, after the Rugby Football Union left the decision to the discretion of the players.The RFU has selected Stonewall as the nominated charity for Saturday’s match and, as was the case last year, will promote the rainbow laces campaign on Twickenham’s big screens. Related: Australia turmoil as Ashley-Cooper and Beale left out on disciplinary grounds …