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'England paper thin since 2003'
All Blacks great Zinzan Brooke believes side lacks fortitude and crumple under pressure
All Blacks great Zinzan Brooke believes side lacks fortitude and crumple under pressure
The England head coach is convinced Sam Burgess will remain a rugby player despite growing speculation he'll return to league after the World Cup.
Following England's unfortunate performance in the Rugby World Cup, it has been revealed that some players were unhappy with a sponsor's restriction on their choice of headphones.
Graham Henry takes swipe at England's management for letting players stoke Australia's fire.
Eddie Jones says Wayne Smith won't be interested in the England coaching job - but he is, and he's even suggested a team-up with Clive Woodward.
England have looked like a side under coached in some areas and massively over coached in others, writes Gregor Paul.
England have paid the price for trying to copy the All Blacks without the skill level to be able to do it, Sir Graham Henry says.
It's a question facing English rugby once again after their exit from this tournament was confirmed by a comprehensive defeat to the Wallabies.
Not even the All Blacks, the English press are saying, could have stayed with the Wallabies in their demolition of England at Twickenham.
England are being portrayed as bad losers...by their own press.
England fans are reeling after their team was knocked out of the Rugby World Cup.
Now that we've got England out of the Rugby World Cup way, it's time to make a plea for Burgess to go back to league.
England has paid the price for trying to copy the All Blacks without the skill level to be able to do it, according to Graham Henry
The home of rugby became the tomb of doom for England, writes Wynne Gray
An "absolutely gutted" Stuart Lancaster conceded his future as England coach would come under scrutiny.
English coach Stuart Lancaster has apologised for letting England down at the Rugby World Cup.
The English and Australian media, unsurprisingly, reacted at polar extremes to this morning's Rugby World Cup Pool of Death clash at Twickenham.
England are out of the World Cup, kicked out of their own party by an Australian side which underlined its own credentials as a title favourite.
Live updates of the Rugby World Cup pool A match between England and Australia at Twickenham.
Sir Graham Henry says an early exit by England from the World Cup will create fallout that could alter tournament rules.
Danny Cipriani has claimed that not one Australian would make England's starting line-up this weekend.
NZME's rugby experts make their predictions for the Rugby World Cup pool A crunch match between Australia and England.
'Pool of Death' seems about right. Whoever makes it out of Pool A isn't going to have much left.