Rugby: RFU surprised by shirt ruling

The English Rugby Football Union are considering an appeal after losing their High Court case against leading shirt manufacturers Cotton Traders.

The English Rugby Football Union are considering an appeal after losing their High Court case against leading shirt manufacturers Cotton Traders.

RFU chief executive Francis Baron admitted he was ‘‘surprised’’ by today’s verdict, which centred around the use of the red rose by Cotton Traders after the expiry of the agreement to manufacture official England shirts.

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