Alex Goode
One of the most versatile players in the club’s back division, Alex Goode has developed into a star for Saracens, playing over 300 games.
A future as a professional sportsman was evident from an early age, as Goode’s multi-sport background saw him excel in tennis, athletics and football, however rugby grabbed his attention and he joined the Saracens Academy, making his senior debut in 2008.
“Alex Goode is the true X-factor at Saracens.” – former France scrum-half Dimitri Yachvili
He established himself as a regular in the 2008/09 season and his consistency of high level performances has contributed to the club winning five Premiership titles and three European Cups.
The full-back, who can also ply his trade at fly-half, earned international recognition with England in 2012, making his Test debut against South Africa and has gone on to earn 21 caps and represent the Barbarians.
Named Premiership Rugby Player of the Season in 2015/16, Goode excelled in 2018/19 as Saracens won the double and was recognised for his displays by being voted European Player of the Year.
He has now returned from a loan spell in Japan with NEC Green Rockets and is playing a central role in the promotion push back to the Premiership.
Maro Itoje Man of the Match in Lions test opener
Saracens second-rower Maro Itoje delivered a Man of the Match performance for the British & Irish Lions as they won the first test against South Africa in stunning fashion.
Itoje to start against South Africa ‘A’ on Wednesday
Maro Itoje will start for the British & Irish Lions against South Africa ‘A’ at Cape Town Stadium on Wednesday 14 July.
INTERNATIONAL WATCH | Sarries flourish in summer tests
There were plenty of Saracens in action this weekend, with some standout performances on international duty.
All five Saracens in Lions squad for tour opener
The entire Saracens group that were selected for the British & Irish Lions tour are in the match day squad to take on the Emirates Lions this Saturday.
George and Farrell on bench for Lions v Japan
Jamie George and Owen Farrell are both amongst the replacements for the British & Irish Lions who take on Japan at BT Murrayfield Stadium on Saturday 26 June (kick off 3pm) for The Vodafone Lions 1888 Cup.
Shaw: Farrell brings out the best in you
In his own words, Head Coach Joe Shaw explains what it is he has seen in Owen Farrell over his time at the club that has made the fly-half an exceptional leader and that will undoubtedly mean he will be a fantastic Club Captain.
Farrell set for 200th Sarries appearance
Fifteen years, four months and 29 days. That’s how long Owen Farrell has been associated with Saracens. “You could tell […]
Exciting stuff ahead – Farrell
Fly-half Owen Farrell has his eye on the future after confirming his long-term commitment to Saracens.
Farrell staying at Saracens for the long-term
Saracens is delighted to England captain Owen Farrell has committed his long-term future to the club.
Six-two Saracens split for England vs Wales
Eight Saracens will take to the field on Saturday at Twickenham when England take on Wales in the 2020 Six […]
