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On a pitch which had been saturated by heavy rain, Wasps slipped to a disappointing defeat against a determined Saracens side who stay clear of the field at the top of the Premiership Saracens had an early chance to take the...
By Alex Lowe, Press Association Sport Rugby Union Reporter Brendan Venter warned Saracens will have to produce an even better performance to beat Wasps than it took do down world champions South Africa on Tuesday night. The...
Saturday, November 21 Northampton (5) v Harlequins (8) Northampton make just one change to their starting XV as Neil Best returns from Ireland A duty to take the number seven jersey. Last season: Harlequins 27 Northampton 6,...
News from the treatment room - news on Wasps' Prop Phil Vickery and full squad update Phil Vickery has this week undergone successful neck surgery. Following an initial recovery period, he will return to the Club to begin his...
Leicester v Northampton Northampton have flexed their militant muscles in the direction of the international game on more than one occasion in the professional era, most recently when they prevented their prop Euan Murray from...
Wasps will be bolstered by the squad inclusion of Joe Worsley and Simon Shaw for Sunday's clash with Leeds Carnegie at Adams Park. Director of Rugby, Tony Hanks, has made four changes to the starting line-up that secured a...
London Wasps will be bolstered by the inclusion of England's Joe Worsley and Simon Shaw in their 23 man squad this weekend as they face Leeds Carnegie in their Guinness Premiership Round 7 clash. Making four changes to the...
Waldouck will have to wait for a call-up from England coach Martin Johnson London Wasps centre Dominic Waldouck has been ruled out for four weeks with a fractured cheekbone. The 22-year-old had been tipped to be promoted from...
Dominic Waldouck will undergo surgery after sustaining a fractured cheekbone in London Wasps Guinness Premiership Round 6 fixture with Gloucester Rugby. It is anticipated he will return to play in 4 weeks.
The remarkable thing about England’s injury-riven squad is that it still contains a potential starting XV boasting talent and form. But when Martin Johnson comes to confirm next Tuesday the XV to play Australia on Saturday week...
