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Headline is a little bit clickbait for me and unnecessary and not quite the quote she said.She said she ‘genuinely believes we have’ which is slightly different. As an England fan you have to accept things can change very quickly in sport. England won the mens WC in 2003 and by the next year were not so great,never recovered and never got back to that sort of level. So while it could just be a small blip this autumn ,it could also be the start of the decline of this team. Right now Canada are the better side and I am pretty sure had we gone down to NZ this autumn we would likely have lost too. NZ could have kicked the ball out and got a draw at Twickenham,similar to Canada so no reason not to think they wouldnt at home have won. Usually England beat USA by 50 or 60 pts-but you suspect its going to be a lot closer this time.

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unknown 18 minutes ago
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Watching the game I was really sad for our Roses. Apart from a few handling errors, I just think Canada reacted quicker and faster in most instances. Roll on the next game ladies 🌹

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Cantab 54 minutes ago
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JD 1 hour ago
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Blackmania 1 hour ago
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Fainga’anuku is unlikely. At this point, I don’t think he’s in the right shape to play at Test level, especially under Rennie.

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PMcD 2 hours ago
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fl 2 hours ago
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…and I don't think anyone has ever written off Fin Baxter as a mediocre talent! Before he got injured I thought he was better than Ellis Genge. It's hard to make that judgement now after such a long lay off but if he picks up where he left off then top 5 in the world wouldn't be a long way off.

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Tom 3 hours ago
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I don't necessarily agree with this. Your advice is probably solid for general life happiness but for someone like Fin Baxter who wants to elevate his game then aiming to be the best is the only way he's going to get close. There are many sporting greats who were written off as having mediocre talent but reached the top through sheer will - it's the attraction principle. His career is short, why not aim for the top? He's probably got 40 years following his career to set more realistic goals.

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Eric Elwood 3 hours ago
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Well done Canada. England need to start a transition perhaps.

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Hammer Head 3 hours ago
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One article referencing South Africa. 300 comments dissing South Africans.

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unknown 3 hours ago
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EvilMockingJay 3 hours ago
Talking points as Canada cement superiority with second straight England win

Ô Canada !

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JPM 4 hours ago
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The one sided reporting and analysis of Rugby Pass starts to be very annoying.

It seems there was only one team on the field. No article re the French players rating and absolutely no assessment of the French squad performance in this article. Are we living in a rugby world where only English speaking teams deserve to be considered? Wake up RP if you want to keep your readers…



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MS 4 hours ago
Nations Championship referees confirmed with finals weekend appointments TBC

My point is the risk of appointing refs that might appear from a particular nation or culture even though the individuals may be accomplished. Which all of them are. WR is giving tier 2s a chance at the whistle here. SA has been a tier 1 forever. We've had highly skilled refs like André Watson, Jaco Peyper, Johnathan Kaplan whom I met. We lived in the same town. If WR can't identify a decent SA ref to officiate then maybe the problem lies with SARU. What about if referees could be substituted at half time to get ”gametime” Don't see that happening:-))) But Morné could blow the Japan/Wales game or Fiji/Italy… with respect to those teams. I'm not sure if the idea of referees gaining popularity is helping the game.

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PMcD 4 hours ago
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Yes - that comment was from half time.

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Paul Ennis 4 hours ago
Fin Baxter: 'I want to be the best in the world.'

Lofty ambitions… here is some simple advice from an old man to a young one

1. Set yourself achievable targets



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Itsallacademic 5 hours ago
Why South Africa's ‘scrum dominance’ gospel is spreading around the world

Penalties, as the name implies, are punitive in nature. They are not a reward. It is not the dominant team that “wins” them, it is the offending team that concedes them.

The solution is simple - if you don't want to concede one, then stay legal and backtrack.



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