RFU to debate Johnson future

A clearer picture of the future for England manager Martin Johnson may emerge tomorrow when the Rugby Football Union management board convene.

Tue, 01 Nov, 2011 - 17:46

A clearer picture of the future for England manager Martin Johnson may emerge tomorrow when the Rugby Football Union management board convene.

It will be the first official meeting of Twickenham top brass since an ill-fated World Cup unravelled amid condemnation of England’s conduct off the pitch and performances on it.

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