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What rugby really thinks of Henry Pollock

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By Fiona Tomas Verified
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Since bursting on to the international scene 18 months ago, Henry Pollock has walked a fine line between arrogance and confidence. From his “pulse check” try-scoring celebration to his role as a pantomime villain on the pitch, England’s bottle-blond poster boy has provoked fierce debate. Fans of a younger generation are attracted to Pollock’s magnetism, but he has become an easy punching bag for rugby purists.
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Ellie Kildunne on tough year: To say I've been dropped is harsh

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By Fiona Tomas Verified
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This time last year, Ellie Kildunne was heading for a second-place finish in the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award behind Rory McIlroy. It was one of a number of industry awards the Red Roses star scooped after England's Rugby World Cup victory, as she achieved cult status in a sport where women have spent years fighting for recognition. But her 2026 has been markedly different.
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Red Roses players hit out at smaller balls after 'pointless' trial

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By Fiona Tomas Verified
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Red Roses players have hit out at the smaller-sized balls that were recently trialled in the international women's game. Sarah Bern described the decision to use the size 4.5 ball at Test level as “crazy” and claimed it unfairly put more pressure on female players to minimise handling errors. Players used a size 4.5 ball – roughly three per cent smaller than the standard size five ball – during the WXV Global Series matches held across September and October as part of a World Rugby trial.
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