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Japan flyhalf Kosei Ono loses front teeth in Top League clash


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Former Japan international and current Suntory Sungoliath flyhalf Kosei Ono has lost his two front teeth following a collision in the Japan Top League during Suntory’s clash with Kinetsu. Ono shared a visual on social media and advised that his mouthguard failed to prevent the injury.

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This looks to be a very painful experience and a very expensive dental bill for Ono we are not envious of.

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NB 11 minutes ago
Has Steve Borthwick made the right call in overlooking Shaun Edwards?

And as previously indicated, you could probably fit Marcus into that group instead of Fin when needed…

Without Manny they will try to feature Tommy Freeman more, and Noah Caluori is he gets a run v Japan.



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PMcD 13 minutes ago
Why ‘generational talent’ Peter Lakai is the new ‘man in black’ for all seasons

That was my laughing face at the end.

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NB 13 minutes ago
Has Steve Borthwick made the right call in overlooking Shaun Edwards?

Carwyn James was lucky in that that he had not one, but two excellent passers outside Barry John in NZ Miz… John Dawes and Mike Gibson, who had played 10 for Ireland. They kept BJ straight and ensured a glut of ball reached the likes of JPR, Gerald. John Bevan and Dai Duckham…

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PMcD 14 minutes ago
Has Steve Borthwick made the right call in overlooking Shaun Edwards?

Good question Miz.

Eddie’s slump was mainly because the Sarries team were relegated and he had 8 or 9 of them in the team and they suddenly dropped down a league, hardly played and all dipped in form and Eddie refused to change his selection, so the results nose dived.



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NB 18 minutes ago
Has Steve Borthwick made the right call in overlooking Shaun Edwards?

Being left-sided Slade is an especially good passer going to left to right, which is where that last Eng try was scored. He cans pass short or long with equal facility and you can put him in at 10 with Fin as second receiver further out. Add Furbank and you are quids in.

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NB 21 minutes ago
Has Steve Borthwick made the right call in overlooking Shaun Edwards?

He will certainly make the Argy D far more aggressive and I think it will suit the Pumas mentality.

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NB 22 minutes ago
Has Steve Borthwick made the right call in overlooking Shaun Edwards?

Shaun was being very polite about it P.

As we know the acid test for England will be the ABs in a fortnight’s time, then we will see how far they have come back from that 6N.



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NB 26 minutes ago
Has Steve Borthwick made the right call in overlooking Shaun Edwards?

I think the player/talent base is okay at least Miz. Okay at least to be on a par with Scotland for example.

But that isn’t happening and the WBs are heading for the disastrous second half of 2026 I foresaw, unless they do something about it quickly. Starting with the D.



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Lou Cifer 26 minutes ago
France forced into bold Antoine Dupont call for Springboks

Would be tougher for PSDT because Dupont doesn’t have the long mid-section like Jordie😁Lets see how it goes….

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Lou Cifer 28 minutes ago
Victor Matfield: 'There's a big hype around him... I just can't understand it'

Personally, from the couple of tests he played that I’ve seen, I humbly disagree in that regard. I have seen him get strips often though. I feel he struggles vs the bigger packs.

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NB 28 minutes ago
Has Steve Borthwick made the right call in overlooking Shaun Edwards?

For that last Pollock try everyone was out of position DW. Either they were misplaced or they didn’t fulfil the natural role well enough.

Les started as a D coach so he shd stop the rot now.



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NB 31 minutes ago
Why ‘generational talent’ Peter Lakai is the new ‘man in black’ for all seasons

Or starting.

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NB 32 minutes ago
Why ‘generational talent’ Peter Lakai is the new ‘man in black’ for all seasons

Hmmm, can you imagine our friend’s displeasure?😉

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NB 32 minutes ago
Why ‘generational talent’ Peter Lakai is the new ‘man in black’ for all seasons

‘Pure’ second row is someone who only plays that spot, nowhere else. Paddy, Darry, Lord. None of the B/Rs you mention plays second row.

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NB 34 minutes ago
Why ‘generational talent’ Peter Lakai is the new ‘man in black’ for all seasons

He needs to start or he’s out of th 23 altogether.

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NB 36 minutes ago
Why ‘generational talent’ Peter Lakai is the new ‘man in black’ for all seasons

As you will well know, they have not been producing the scrumming props ever since Marcos Ayerza retired - and I am not sure what the venture into SR really achieved before it was cut short so dramatically….

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Lou Cifer 38 minutes ago
France forced into bold Antoine Dupont call for Springboks

Similar to our lock crisis not that long ago

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NB 39 minutes ago
Why ‘generational talent’ Peter Lakai is the new ‘man in black’ for all seasons

An odd triangulation indeed!

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NB 40 minutes ago
Why ‘generational talent’ Peter Lakai is the new ‘man in black’ for all seasons

Ah. You did find it an interesting debate after all. You just didn’t realize it🤣🙄

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PMcD 44 minutes ago
Has Steve Borthwick made the right call in overlooking Shaun Edwards?

I think Furbank was the key to this. He really plays as a second 10 in the line and as a result we move the ball really well but he also keep our width and stretch the opposition defence to maximise the space and stretch the opposition cover.

It’s a real shame that Feyi Waboso has gone down as it looked like they just tried to get the ball in his hands with as much space as possible and that guy makes things happen from the smallest of opportunities - he’s absolutely electric and probably England’s best player but the attacking shape between Smith, Furbank & Slade was noticeably different to what we have seen in the past and played to the strengths of all 3 players.



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