Who should start for England (Vs Georgia)?
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Who should start for England (Vs Georgia)?
We need to find a formula that works before the Scotland game and the knock-out stages. Although we can't take Georgia or Romania lightly, any players from the squad that we put out should be able to beat these teams, and we do have to look at combinations.
1. Stevens
2. Hartley
3. Cole
16. Thompson
17. Wilson
A more dynamic front row then against Argentina, with Thompson and Wilson able to come on and shore things up in the scrum if it isn't going well.
4. Lawes
5. Palmer
18. Shaw
Assuming Lawes doesn't get cited, that's what I would go far. Surprised to see Palmer dropped to the bench for the Argentina match, I'd like to see him back in the engine room with Lawes. Shaw on the bench because I think he can really add value as a substitute.
6. Wood
7. Haskell
8. Easter (C)
19. Moody
If Moody's not physically fit enough to start send him home and call Fourie in. If Moody is physically fit I'd look to introduce him from the bench so he can work back to match fitness. On the pitch it's the Six Nations back row re-united, and I'd like to see how they go again.
9. Youngs
10. Flood
20. Simpson
21. Wilkinson
Youngs looked sharp when he came on but having been injured recently he'll need more minutes under his belt. Flood deserves to get another go, I'd give him this game and Wilkinson the Romania game before making a decision for the Scotland game. Simpson could do with getting his first cap off the bench in a low-profile game. Give him 20 minutes or so and see how he goes.
12. Hape
13. Tuilagi
22. Banahan
Tindall at 12 worked against Ireland, but not against Argentina. I'd like to see Hape get a go in there with Tuilagi to see how they get on. Banahan can come off the bench at centre or wing, and could cause carnage against weaker defences.
11. Armitage
14. Ashton
15. Foden
I'd like to see this back three given another run-out. Didn't shine against Argentina but didn't have much ball. Three naturally attacking players and if they get it right they could cut teams into pieces.
So 7 changes to the starting line-up from last week, but I don't think that it necessarily weakens our team. A strong squad that should be targeting 5 points from the Georgia game.
1. Stevens
2. Hartley
3. Cole
16. Thompson
17. Wilson
A more dynamic front row then against Argentina, with Thompson and Wilson able to come on and shore things up in the scrum if it isn't going well.
4. Lawes
5. Palmer
18. Shaw
Assuming Lawes doesn't get cited, that's what I would go far. Surprised to see Palmer dropped to the bench for the Argentina match, I'd like to see him back in the engine room with Lawes. Shaw on the bench because I think he can really add value as a substitute.
6. Wood
7. Haskell
8. Easter (C)
19. Moody
If Moody's not physically fit enough to start send him home and call Fourie in. If Moody is physically fit I'd look to introduce him from the bench so he can work back to match fitness. On the pitch it's the Six Nations back row re-united, and I'd like to see how they go again.
9. Youngs
10. Flood
20. Simpson
21. Wilkinson
Youngs looked sharp when he came on but having been injured recently he'll need more minutes under his belt. Flood deserves to get another go, I'd give him this game and Wilkinson the Romania game before making a decision for the Scotland game. Simpson could do with getting his first cap off the bench in a low-profile game. Give him 20 minutes or so and see how he goes.
12. Hape
13. Tuilagi
22. Banahan
Tindall at 12 worked against Ireland, but not against Argentina. I'd like to see Hape get a go in there with Tuilagi to see how they get on. Banahan can come off the bench at centre or wing, and could cause carnage against weaker defences.
11. Armitage
14. Ashton
15. Foden
I'd like to see this back three given another run-out. Didn't shine against Argentina but didn't have much ball. Three naturally attacking players and if they get it right they could cut teams into pieces.
So 7 changes to the starting line-up from last week, but I don't think that it necessarily weakens our team. A strong squad that should be targeting 5 points from the Georgia game.
Re: Who should start for England (Vs Georgia)?
Why no place for Haskell?
Do you think flying Fourie over is better than playing someone who is already there, and better?
Do you think flying Fourie over is better than playing someone who is already there, and better?
Dr Kenneth Noisewater- Posts : 57
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Re: Who should start for England (Vs Georgia)?
man sausage. Apologies. I'm a bit 'refreshed'.
Dr Kenneth Noisewater- Posts : 57
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Re: Who should start for England (Vs Georgia)?
ha, no worries, I thought maybe I'd just imagined seeing his name there when you questioned it!
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Re: Who should start for England (Vs Georgia)?
I'll get my coat.
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Re: Who should start for England (Vs Georgia)?
ha oops, you might have to, that went over my head a bit.
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