Premiership rugby side Saracens, which became the first Premiership club to “install an artificial pitch,” is facing a £100,000 ($131,150) bill to replace it “three years into an expected six-year life span,” according to Chris Jones of the SUNDAY TIMES. Sports Business Daily
Double winners Saracens, who became the first Premiership club to install an artificial pitch, are facing a bill of around £100,000 to replace the surface just three years into an expected six year life span. The artificial grass will be replaced during a three week period next month to ensure the European Champions Cup and Read More …
Eddie Jones has told his holidaying Grand Slam winners they are not good enough to win the World Cup despite surging up to No2 in the rankings after a nine game unbeaten run under his command. Jones, who will have to change his first choice back row following news that James Haskell could be out Read More …
Stuart Lancaster is reported to be a target for big spending Toulon and is expected to meet club officials on Thursday in Paris. The former England head coach has also been linked with head coach role with the Queensland Reds and he is keen to experience Super rugby. Those close to Lancaster believe the Queensland Read More …
