Sledging, shithousery and smack
In the summer Tests there was niggle which saw protagonists like Jonny Hill and Darcy Swain reprimanded, while Sam Cane and Peter …
Graham is now a rugby coach but for 25 years he was Sky Sports' rugby union reporter, working on Lions' Tours, England Internationals at home and abroad, the Heineken Cup, the Top 14, the Premiership and the Pro 14. He also spent a decade broadcasting for Sky from Ryder Cups, US Opens and USPGAs.
In the summer Tests there was niggle which saw protagonists like Jonny Hill and Darcy Swain reprimanded, while Sam Cane and Peter …
Leicester Tigers completed their comeback to the top table of English rugby with a most unlikely of heroes as Saracens' bruisers w…
While the first European penalty shoot out in 13 years played out to engrossed fans, many were left wondering if there's not a bet…
The Champions Cup quarter-finals are upon us and history tells us that the fans are in for an intoxicating mix of nail biting dram…
The RFU's muddled messaging over the successor to Eddie Jones is nothing new after a litany of curious coaching appointments
The 2022 Six Nations left France rejuvenated, Italy in dreamland and Ireland sensing firm progress, however on the flip side, Engl…
Graham Simmons on why the catch-and-drive, rolling maul has become “rugby’s answer to marital sex”
The job of a head coach is all-consuming, so Dai Young, Lee Blackett, Danny Wilson and Dan McFarland lift the lid on what their jo…
Stephen Ferris, Scott Quinnell, David Flatman and Matt Garvey lift the lid on the idiosynchrasies of room sharing with very large …
The Lions head coach has been a huge figure in the fabled touring party’s history but it is time to look ahead for 2025
Three top coaches talk about the psychology and the pitfalls of the penalty count
It's all to play for as Graham Simmons previews the weekend's Six Nations clashes
It's time to ditch God Save the Queen but what should England rugby's new anthem be?
A painful inquest will be underway for a side who woefully underperformed against Scotland
The truncated Six Nations came to a close on 'Super Saturday' leaving armchair fans just about sated
While physical skills were once the focus, mental skills are the future of professional improvement.
Their error count is negligible, so isn’t it time we cut referees some slack?