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Sale Sharks are happy to declare that Will Addison has been chosen as the captain of the team and he will captain the side during the season of 2017/18.

Addison, who is 24-year-old, in 2011 made his debut for the Sharks and after that he made 97 Appearances for the club, scoring 149 points.

Since joining the Castleford Tigers, Greg Eden has made 20 appearances for his club side, touching down a remarkable 33 times for the Super League leaders.

Eden, who arrived from the NRL side Brisbane Broncos at the close-season, was shipped in to replace Denny Solomona who had jumped ship last year in a bitter cross-code move to Sale Sharks.

There is much highlight about Denny Solomona and his availability as a player for England.

Any player at this stage will surely envy his position that is being considered on a fast track movement from his present position as a winger for Sale Sharks. Being able to play for England is an opportunity that does not come easy as England has become the crème de la crème team in world rugby.

The way Sale Sharks were able to achieve their main objectives over an inexperienced Cardiff Blues side left Coach Steve Diamond feeling very impressed with his squad members.

Despite a 41-3 humiliation of Cardiff, Diamond still insists that the team still has a lot of room for improvement.

Despite a protracted dispute between winger, Denny Solomona, and his team, Castleford Tigers, Sale Sharks have reiterated that they are still very much interested in signing on the winger to their side.

Solomona had joined Castleford Tigers just last year, 2015 from London Broncos but may be facing legal action from his team having failed to report to training before the season.

Sale Sharks are going on an away trip to Sixways to face Worcester Warriors this weekend. The Warriors are not in good form this season as they are yet to register a win. The Warriors therefore will be desperate to get a win and start to earn their winning points for this season. Sale Sharks […]

There is news about this Premiership club being taken over by a new management. It is a group that is spear fronted by Simon Orange. With the pictures that are out on the web the acquisition seems like a happy one. Steve Diamond, being the director of rugby, was found to be beside Simon Orange. […]

Every team has its share of long time players.

If you look at the team of Sale Sharks, some of its players think that it is time to call it quits.

The scrum half of Scotland and Lions would be quitting the game and looking to start a business in making whisky. This season the team performed in a limited manner as Peter Stringer was not in full form. On the other hand, Cusiter announced that he would be retiring from the game. He is thirty three years of age. He has now planned to quit the game and start off an alcohol retail entrepreneurial initiative in Los Angeles.

Aviva Premiership Rugby Football Union club the Sale Sharks have appointed a new general manager for the team in Jeremy Butler.

The former chief executive of Tranmere Rovers will begin work at his new position in the Manchester club this week.

The 46 year old ran a sports media business for over 20 years before he took over at the League Two club and now, after successfully turning a corner for the Rovers, has moved on to the Rugby Football Union club.

Leicester Tigers managed to win third victory consecutively and the latest was over the Sale Sharks in the Aviva Premiership.

It was all due to the efforts of Laurence Pearce by which Leicester got a break and a lead by 20-3 which was due to a penalty trying from the close scrum. In the second half the game of Sale Sharks improved and it was all due to the efforts of Tom Arscott who stuck a passing move.