Will Kelleher is the Deputy Rugby Correspondent at CODE. He covers a wide range of themes related to sports, including international sports leagues, major league sports, and the business aspects of competitive and professional sports. Will's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Stuff, The Post, and The Times.
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Will Kelleher focuses predominantly on rugby, particularly in the context of England's national rugby team. He covers events and announcements related to players, contracts, and matches within this sport. If you are a recognized expert or analyst with insights into the English rugby scene, player performance or contractual matters, Will is likely to be interested in your perspective.
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Chris Boyd says he ‘should be retired’ but Gallagher Prem leaders are pleased that he isn’t as the rugby guru is helping them lay down an exciting new DNA
By: will Kelleher
Exeter Chiefs 34 Newcastle Red Bulls 28: Sandy Park was only half-full for key victory, while Christian Wade reached landmark 100 tries in Prem for Newcastle
Move intended to combat perception that host broadcaster picks replays to favour home sides, though old system will still be used in pool stage due to cost
By: will Kelleher
Exeter Chiefs wing, 23, to miss clash against Toulouse on Sunday after pulling hamstring, but there is hope he will be fit for Nations Championship in November
By: will Kelleher
Four years after his only international appearance the centre is thriving at Gloucester and can push his case for England recall against European champions Bordeaux on Friday
Bath scrum half on finally fixing long-term shoulder injury, his hopes of playing at 2027 World Cup and why attack must be at heart of English blueprint
South African lock, who died on eve of Lions’ Champions Cup defeat by La Rochelle last weekend, likely suffered an aortic aneurysm, according to French authorities
By: will Kelleher
Leicester captain on derby with Northampton on Saturday, youngsters in changing room who ‘don’t speak’ and his blunt criticism to squad after poor performances
By: will Kelleher
Wales and Bristol wing on his latest American dream, launching a podcast with Marcus Smith and how this season is ‘fresh start’ after year-long battle to slim down from NFL stint
By: will Kelleher
Leinster prop could miss entirety of Ireland’s Nations Championship campaign after being cited for incident involving Munster’s Gavin Coombes
