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Fit-again Alex Mitchell set to rekindle England partnership with Marcus Smith
- Scrum-half took full part in Monday’s training session
- Willis will get second cap and Smith keeps fly-half role
England have been handed a major boost for their Six Nations opener against Ireland on Saturday with Alex Mitchell passed fit to start at scrum‑half. Mitchell gave Steve Borthwick a scare after sustaining a knee injury this month but he has been deemed ready to rekindle his half-back partnership with Marcus Smith in Dublin.
Mitchell sat out England’s entire autumn campaign with a neck injury and was missed as Borthwick’s side fell to three defeats out of four. He has emerged as the head coach’s first‑choice scrum-half, however, and – having taken a full part in the session on Monday after being unable to train last week – he is poised to retake the No 9 jersey against the defending champions.
Continue reading...Cowboys CEO Stephen Jones doesn’t believe in his team’s playoff drought
Meanwhile, down the trough, the Dallas Cowboys earlier today introduced their new head coach, Brian Schottenheimer, after a 7-10 season. Schottenheimer didn’t make any grandiose statements about returning the team to glory to grab headlines. Instead,  the team’s co-owner/CEO/No. 1 son Stephen Jones made the comment to remember.