Nik Simon is a sports journalist specializing in rugby. He writes for MailOnline and Express Digest, covering national rugby news in the United Kingdom. With a focus on player transfers, match analysis, and interviews with rugby legends, Nik provides comprehensive coverage of the sport.
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Nik Simon's coverage is predominantly focused on sports, particularly rugby, with an emphasis on event coverage and expert commentary. Pitches should align with these key areas of focus. Engaging content could include insights from experts or players related to ongoing events in the world of rugby, exclusive interviews with prominent figures within the sport, or analyses of evolving stories within rugby.
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One source suggested the competition could operate like a ‘touring circus', playing fixtures around the world, while taking the sport into new, untapped markets.
England skipper Jamie George has told his players be ready for 'brutal' physicality against the world champion Springboks at Twickenham.
By: Nik Simon
England host old rivals South Africa at Twickenham on Saturday evening The Springboks are aiming to inflict a fifth straight defeat on England
Steve Borthwick's England and South Africa served up a classic Test match at Twickenham on Saturday night. England led 7-0 and 10-7 at Twickenham before trailing 19-17 at half-time.
NIK SIMON AT TWICKENHAM: Public confidence is slipping after England blew another winning position but the RFU have no immediate plans to change their coaching team.
Public confidence is slipping after England blew another winning position but the RFU have no immediate plans to change their coaching team.
EXCLUSIVE BY NIK SIMON: Several fans told Mail Sport that people were 'crying for help' as they tried to enter the ground from the Cardinal Vaughan car park.
RUGBY CONFIDENTIAL: The rough idea is to sign up 10 to 20 box-office stars - one or two players per club - on privately-funded contracts and assign them through an NFL-style selection draft.
After a run of five straight defeats, Steve Borthwick has called upon familiar combinations to face Eddie Jones ' side, with George Furbank recalled at full-back.
Curry was knocked out during last week's defeat by Australia and has been drafted back into England's team after completing his 12-day stand-down period on Thursday.
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