Manu Tuilagi red card from today’s game against Northampton Saints.
It’s unlikely that the centre will be able to participate in the remaining three rounds of the Guinness Six Nations this year, as the Sale Sharks centre received a red card during Saturday’s Gallagher Premiership match against Saints.
Reacting to the incident, one fan wrote: “Can’t argue with that!.”
Another said: “Red all day”
A third commented: “Dirty ***ard”
“Didn’t even call” – Five players who won’t play for England again under Steve Borthwick
Steve Borthwick has been brutal In his short time in charge of England, dropping a number of major stars ahead of the 2023 Six Nations.
Below, we look at three established stars who are unlikely to win another cap.
#1. Joe Marler
Age: 32
Position: Loosehead-prop
Caps: 83
Marler is unlikely to return to the England team during the 2023 Six Nations after he breached one of Steve Borthwick’s main rules.
The new England boss has a “no sh**talking policy” with England, whereby he expects players to behave appropriately on the pitch.
As a result, Marler was left out of the Six Nations squad despite his fine form with Harlequins this season.
Marler’s latest ban was for six weeks – four of them suspended – after accepting a charge regarding comments made to Bristol flanker Jake Heenan about his mother.
At this stage, an international return looks very unlikely.
DID YOU KNOW? Marler started his career at Haywards Heath RFC in Sussex where he played in the same side as fellow England international Billy Twelvetrees