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Rugby Union - Next England manager.
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Re: Rugby Union - Next England manager.
"When the going gets weird, the weird get professional!" Hunter S Thompson
Re: Rugby Union - Next England manager.
Sitting beside a new head coach as they faced the media at Twickenham on Monday, Bill Sweeney declared this was the "launch of a new age of England rugby".
Steve Borthwick's appointment, as Rugby Football Union chief executive Sweeney suggests, is about more than just a change of personnel.
With a new head coach, there is a new attitude and approach too.
After years of Eddie Jones framing everything in the context of the 2023 Rugby World Cup, the tournament in France barely got a mention all day.
Instead, there were other messages. Pride. Performance. Winning. Reconnecting a weary rugby public with its national team. Focus on the next game; nothing else matters. Turn the boos to roars.
"I am privileged to be England head coach," Borthwick told the Rugby Union Weekly podcast, shunning his usual tracksuit to make a rare outing in a suit.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/64039136
All we need now is for the FA to do the correct thing and boot GS back to where he came from.
Where did he come from ?
Ahh that's right, nowhere, coz he's done fck all.
Steve Borthwick's appointment, as Rugby Football Union chief executive Sweeney suggests, is about more than just a change of personnel.
With a new head coach, there is a new attitude and approach too.
After years of Eddie Jones framing everything in the context of the 2023 Rugby World Cup, the tournament in France barely got a mention all day.
Instead, there were other messages. Pride. Performance. Winning. Reconnecting a weary rugby public with its national team. Focus on the next game; nothing else matters. Turn the boos to roars.
"I am privileged to be England head coach," Borthwick told the Rugby Union Weekly podcast, shunning his usual tracksuit to make a rare outing in a suit.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/64039136
All we need now is for the FA to do the correct thing and boot GS back to where he came from.
Where did he come from ?
Ahh that's right, nowhere, coz he's done fck all.
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