Stuart Lancaster
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Ian Ritchie, the chief executive of the RFU, believes Stuart Lancaster and his staff have England where they need to be ahead of the 2015 World Cup
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Paul Rees: While England were forced to tinker this autumn, Warren Gatland knows his strongest Wales side
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Rob Andrew has backed Stuart Lancaster’s decision not to select Toulon flanker Steffon Armitage for England’s autumn internationals and believes there is no reason to alter the Rugby Football Union’s policy of not selecting players who ply their trade overseas
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England may give Bath’s cross-code signing Sam Burgess his first taste of representative rugby union as early as next month
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Stuart Lancaster knows he is in a race against time to find the best World Cup game plan but going back to the future against Australia offered a pointer
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England head coach Stuart Lancaster praises his team after they ended their Autumn international fixtures by defeating Australia 26-17
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England’s head coach, Stuart Lancaster, praised his side for how they dealt with external pressures and singled out George Ford after their victory over Australia
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Robert Kitson: One answer to increasing anxiety in Stuart Lancaster’s side as they look to the World Cup could be a back-rower exiled in Toulon
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Sam Burgess’s impending union debut for Bath on Friday night has potential repercussions for England’s 2015 World Cup campaign
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England have dropped Owen Farrell for Saturday’s autumn international against Australia at Twickenham with Billy Twelvetrees selected in his place at inside-centre
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The strength of the Wallabies’ attack highlights the fact that it is an area full of question marks for England
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Stuart Lancaster has been impressed with Billy Twelvetrees’ energy and will hand George Ford the No10 shirt once more
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England’s final autumn Test will define their pre-World Cup year, with George Ford admitting Australia will punish them if they repeat the mistakes made in the win over Samoa
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Dean Ryan: Just when England have carte blanche to attack and entertain, Stuart Lancaster bewilderingly turns into a pragmatist
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Scrum-half reflects on career at Saracens and says he feels privileged to be chosen for the England team that will play Samoa
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Stuart Lancaster has handed the Bath fly-half George Ford his first start for England in the Test against Samoa
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George Ford has been handed a first England start, against Samoa on Saturday, and given the chance to stake his claim to be England’s No10 at the World Cup
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England have selected George Ford at fly-half and Owen Farrell at inside-centre against Samoa on Saturday
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Mike Averis: Stuart Lancaster’s midfield solution is pre-tested and the duo have knowledge of one another’s game dating back to schoolboy level
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England are set to throw Owen Farrell the No12 jersey against Samoa as they seek to extricate themselves from the autumn quicksands into which they have stumbled over the past fortnight
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The centre has recovered from a hand injury and could play for England against Samoa
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Stuart Lancaster will give the Bath fly-half his first start against Samoa as England look to bounce back from five straight defeats
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Dean Ryan: Stuart Lancaster’s struggling side is in dire need of more flair and creativity than Brad Barritt can provide
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Paul Rees: England won many statistical battles against South Africa but are still making up the numbers against southern hemisphere opposition
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England head coach Stuart Lancaster says his team will be undergoing changes, but will not go into a state of panic, after losing to South Africa on Saturday
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Stuart Lancaster has warned his players that he is ready to dispense with anyone he did not feel was capable of performing in the white heat of the World Cup next year
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The England head coach said there is no place whatsoever for abuse after referee Nigel Owens was allegedly the subject of homophobic taunts from fans
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England’s coach, Stuart Lancaster, has demanded another 10% from his team and threatened them with missing next year’s World Cup
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England train in Bagshot for their match at Twickenham against South Africa
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Stuart Lancaster said the combination has been looked at as he prepares to shuffle his England lineup against the Springboks
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Robert Kitson: Stuart Lancaster was considering how best to counter South Africa’s midfield pressure
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The England head coach, Stuart Lancaster, is optimistic that Courtney Lawes and Dylan Hartley will pass concussion tests in time to face South Africa on Saturday
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England head coach, Stuart Lancaster, believes his side have enough time to bridge the gap with the major southern hemisphere teams in time for next year’s World Cup
Topics
- England rugby union team
- Rugby union
- Autumn internationals
- Samoa rugby union team
- Owen Farrell
- South Africa rugby team
- Australia rugby union team
- Australia sport
- Sam Burgess
- Rugby World Cup 2015
- Rugby World Cup
- Rugby Football Union
- South Africa
- Northampton
- Bath
- Chris Robshaw
- Lewis Moody
- Clive Woodward
- Wales rugby union team
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