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So two minutes in, we're like,

Mayday, Mayday. We're pulling everyone's court. So I went to the bathroom, poured all the sick down the sink.

And obviously I'm still like very pissed to this stage.

Like I've had a lot of stick for like wanting an 18 month send off.

We're definitely playing on that flat on that.

And like fair enough I would do too. And it felt like England was still trying to play a way that had been maybe more structured,

controlled, risk avert, where I felt like the theme within international rugby was changing

to more multi-phase e-cath penalties.

I think rugby in general was going that way.

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