Ruaraidh Britton is a player and fan and assesses Saints chances against Stade Francais tonight.
This is it. One final chance at Europe’s elite competition. It’s been a stressful experience for Saints fans but all that might soon be put behind...
Student sports writer Ruaraidh Britton is a fan and player, here he reflects on the Lions squad
Just like that, four years have passed and the Lions are heading south to pay the world champions New Zealand a long-awaited visit. Having...
You couldn’t get more proof that Christian Day is a players’ player than being elected chairman of the players’ association three years in a row. It is his tenth year at Saints and with friends all over the game, Christian...
It's been a tough season for Saints supporters but creative writing graduate Joanna Hollins found consolation at the Wanderers A-league final, pictures by Dave Ikin
Being a Northampton Saints supporter is a source of great local pride. Over the last...
Our cricket writer Alex Stockton on what is going through every cricketer's mind during the early season
Last weekend, the cricket clubs of Northamptonshire began their 2017 seasons. While some of the NCL’s lower leagues don’t get underway for a...
On the 20th August, 2016, the Northants Steelbacks won their second domestic T20 title in four years, writes Alex Stockton. After a superb campaign, the men from Wantage Road ran out deserved winners in a tense final. Throughout the...
Following England Rugby's recent defeat by South Africa, discussions around the 'English identity' in rugby have intensified. Critiques suggest England's current style is overly focused on brute strength rather than creativity. In contrast, Northampton Saints exemplify a successful approach grounded in basic skills and inclusivity, potentially signalling a need for a shift in England's rugby philosophy.
