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Jamie George has urged the Rugby games Football Union to give England players a voice when devising the ‘hybrid contracts’ that are expected to be signed off by the end of the year games
The RFU wants to tie 25 players to the contracts that will give head coach Steve Borthwick greater control over frontline members of his squad, who would also continue to be employed by their clubs games
The deals would help keep England stars in the Gallagher Premiership, but while George applauds the increased collaboration games between club and country, he insists players should be consulted before they are formalised games
“We just need a bit more clarity around them games
It is hard for us because you hear the whispers and you might get excited about it, but at the same time we have to focus on the job at hand,” the Saracens hooker said games
“What I do have is a huge confidence in Steve to make sure we get this right if those central contracts or playing contracts do come in games
“It could be a great thing for English rugby, but it has to be done right games
Steve will do it in the absolute right way that does not take away from the club game because that’s something that means a lot to me games
“Hopefully there will be plenty of player influence as well because there are a lot of very intelligent guys in this changing room who have a lot of things to say and care a huge amount about the English game and its development games
“You can see that in the way that a lot of the older guys are speaking about the future of this team and hopefully the RFU use us and we will be heavily involved in those conversations games
”All conversations will take against the positive backdrop of England’s encouraging performance at the World Cup, which saw them finish third after toppling Argentina in the bronze final games
An ugly win was secured six days after their agonising semi-final defeat by South Africa – a result that caused George even greater anguish than losing in the 2019 final to the same opponents games
“This week has actually been a really difficult week – probably the hardest week of my career games
I was just sat in my hotel room hitting waves of sadness,” George said games
“I’m still gutted about last week if I’m completely honest and that is going to take a long time for me to get over games
“To be able to come away with a medal is really important games
It’s really important for this team, it was really important to send off some absolute legends of the game in the right way games
“But it was also important to send a message to the English public that we will still fight for everything games
“It wasn’t pretty, it was probably one of the scrappiest games I’ve been a part of games
But we are coming away with a medal games
“It’s not the colour we wanted and that will give us huge inspiration going into the Six Nations games
“Our foundations are strong games
We’ve shown that we can fight and we can put our best foot forward against the best teams in the world games
”More aboutPA ReadySteve BorthwickJamie GeorgeEnglandRFUEnglishGallagher PremiershipSaracensSouth AfricaArgentinaParis1/1Jamie George demands ‘clarity’ over hybrid contracts for England playersJamie George demands ‘clarity’ over hybrid contracts for England playersEngland’s Jamie George wants clarity on the hybrid contracts situation (Adam Davy/PA)PA Wire✕Subscribe to Independent Premium to bookmark this articleWant to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Premium subscription today games
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Ben Stokes has declared himself ready for action in England’s must-win World Cup clash against South Africa, after missing the first three games of the campaign through injury games
Stokes’ comeback could not have come at a games better moment for a side whose title defence is on the rocks after a shock defeat to Afghanistan left them with a single win to their name games
The charismatic Test skipper suffered a hip injury during England’s warm-up week in Guwahati and has been sidelined ever since, but has given himself the green light to face the Proteas in Mumbai on Saturday games
Speaking before a training session at the Wankhede Stadium that will double up as a final vigorous fitness test, Stokes told BBC Radio’s Test Match Special: “It was a frustrating little niggle to get before the tournament but I have worked very hard to get back to where I am and making myself ready to be available for selection games
“We have had a few days off since the last game and first training session here in Mumbai games
I’ll give it a good push but, yes, I think everything is pretty good games
I am in a good place games
”It may be tempting to view Stokes as a saviour riding to the rescue – a role he has performed plenty of times over the course of his career, not least in the 2019 World Cup final – but he distanced himself from the idea games
I'll give it a good push but, yes, I think everything is pretty good games
I am in a good place games
Ben StokesResponding to the weight of expectation that will follow him on to the field, which has only grown with England’s struggles so far, he said: “I deal with it pretty easy to be honest, because I know I am one person in a team sport games
“No one looks to one person in this team to inspire them or anything like that games
It is not the case that if I do come in then all of a sudden we are going to do well games
It is just one of those things that gets spoken about a lot but I don’t read into too much games
“Everyone that walks out on to that field for England is a match-winner and can do something individually that can win us a game games
We just need to tone it down a bit on me coming back in games
”More aboutPA ReadyBen StokesEnglandSouth AfricaMumbaiAfghanistanBBC1/1Ben Stokes says he is ready to make England return in crunch South Africa clashBen Stokes says he is ready to make England return in crunch South Africa clashEngland could welcome back talismanic all-rounder Ben Stokes (Joe Giddens/PA)PA Wire✕Subscribe to Independent Premium to bookmark this articleWant to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Premium subscription today games
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