England's Andrew refuses to step down

Rob Andrew tonight insisted he will not resign as elite rugby director in the wake of England’s latest “tour from hell” to New Zealand.

Sun, 22 Jun, 2008 - 11:07

Rob Andrew tonight insisted he will not resign as elite rugby director in the wake of England’s latest “tour from hell” to New Zealand.

England lost the Test series 2-0 but the rugby was overshadowed by an allegation of serious sexual assault made against four of the squad in New Zealand.

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