Didn't porn get outlawed in England at some point?
Not a case of complacency. The question mark is over mental hardness, particularly the ability to manage a game when the flow starts going against them.
Bit like Andy Murray in the old days. Ultra competitive and then his head would go and he'd lose 8 games in a row and the match would either be gone or a lot more difficult than it should have been.
For me, that's the missing piece of the jigsaw. And that mental toughness was why Jones put a lot of faith in the early days in the likes of Brown and Hartley.
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Not a case of complacency. The question mark is over mental hardness, particularly the ability to manage a game when the flow starts going against them.
Bit like Andy Murray in the old days. Ultra competitive and then his head would go and he'd lose 8 games in a row and the match would either be gone or a lot more difficult than it should have been.
For me, that's the missing piece of the jigsaw. And that mental toughness was why Jones put a lot of faith in the early days in the likes of Brown and Hartley.
Mentally they had momentum during their 18 odd consecutive victories a few years ago. I feel like they have some of that momentum now. Dominance in the warm ups would have helped, as would having key players back who had been part of previous successes -Tuilagi, Vunipola, and back to the Ford Farrell axis.The man speaks a lot of wisdom. We are good enough to beat anyone but I can't see us maintaining the right mentality through 240 minutes of knock out rugby.
I don't think it will be Australia to knock us out though, fingers crossed
Kerevi and Tuilagi running at each other should be amusing. Battle of the glass cannons. All out attack - rubbish defence.Tuilagi is set for a nightmare of a night with Kerevi at 12 and Petaia at 13.
Kerevi and Tuilagi running at each other should be amusing. Battle of the glass cannons. All out attack - rubbish defence.
Starting young JP at 13 seems like a rough move.
I hope you are right but I suspect you are delusional.Master stroke from Chieka, JP has played most of his rugby at 13. The wallabies games until now have been a ruse to lull teams into thinking we suck. You watch as we romp through to a RWC final.
I hope you are right but I suspect you are delusional.
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I don't understand why EJ would play Ford at 10 for the pool matches and then drop him to the bench. Still, think England play better with him at 10 and Farrell at 12, with Tuilagi giving the power at 13.