Rugby-RFU chief Sweeney defends bonus

Defiant Bill Sweeney refuses to apologise for RFU bonuses scandal and vows to stay until 2027
A defiant Bill Sweeney has vowed to continue as chief executive of England’s Rugby Football Union (RFU) until the 2027 Rugby World Cup even as he faces a revolt within the game over his tenure.Sweeney is facing a special general meeting (SGM) after uproar within English rugby union,
Under-fire RFU CEO Bill Sweeney: 'I've never thought about stepping down'
RFU CEO Bill Sweeney is adamant he is the right man to lead the organisation forward through the next men's Rugby World Cup cycle to 2027.
Rugby-RFU chief Sweeney defends bonus and says he won't walk away
By Mitch Phillips LONDON (Reuters) -England Rugby Football Union CEO Bill Sweeney defended his pay package on Thursday and said he had no intention of walking away from his job despite facing a special general meeting called by disgruntled clubs.
Besieged Bill Sweeney battles on – but the RFU is no longer remotely fit for purpose
As the chief executive’s future hangs in the balance, it is time for radical reform of English rugby’s governing body
England Rugby boss Bill Sweeney defends bonus and resists calls to resign
Bill Sweeney told ITV News at 'no stage' had he considered quitting, and that he would consider doing so to be an 'easy option'. | ITV National News
RFU's Bill Sweeney won't walk away amid 'Succession' politics
Rugby Football Union CEO Bill Sweeney has defended his controversial pay package and said he had no intention of walking away from his position.
RFU CEO Bill Sweeney Stands Firm Amidst Pay Controversy
England Rugby Football Union CEO Bill Sweeney defended his £1.1 million pay amidst backlash over performance and executive pay packages amidst financial losses. Despite a scheduled special general meeting and dissatisfaction among clubs,
'I’ve never thought about stepping down' - RFU boss Bill Sweeney
Sweeney said Steve Borthwick has not been set a minimum number of wins required for the Six Nations and rejected suggestions the high turnover of back room staff under England’s head coach and his predecessor Eddie Jones has been “shambolic”.
If Bill Sweeney cared about grass-roots rugby, he would say sorry
There was a time in the not too distant past when both politicians and Rugby Football Union chief executives alike would fall ...
I've never considered resigning - RFU boss Sweeney
Under-fire RFU chief executive Bill Sweeney says he has never contemplated leaving his post despite a grassroots rebellion demanding his sacking.
Bill Sweeney has lost his mandate from grass-roots rugby but still thinks he is bulletproof
There was a time in the not too distant past when both politicians and Rugby Football Union chief executives alike would fall ...