#I want to see six England tries and a perfect scrum! England must set own targets against Italy"

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I want to see six England tries and a perfect scrum! England must set own targets against Italy

England will win on Saturday, that is clear. Italy has lost 20 Six Nations matches in a row, which should not be comfortable with those who lead the tournament.

The hardest games to prepare are

England has to set goals – and ideally make them public. Eddie Jones and his players have to get something tangible out of the game. I would like to have the back page of the Saturday on the newspaper to tell everyone what I expected. My players, the team from Italy, media and fans all know what England wants to achieve.

Call it arrogant if you want, but you have to create pressure where there is none. Without it, you can be burned.

Brute honesty, man for man in Italian would come close to making this team from England.

There were pictures of confused players in white shirts with Twickenham and the captain of England who asked about the laws.

While reading his tenders this week, you can see that it's still a bit crazy, so Saturday is affordable

It's hard to get home motivated for Italy, because the result is undoubtedly, so with that in mind here is what I want from England to help move Cardiff

Aa an absolute minimum I want England to make six attempts on Saturday.

Conor O & # 39; Shea and the Italians, and that is exactly what I would like to do. ?

They have to play fast and if they do, they have to be able to put Italy away. The attack of England staggered in Cardiff – in the second half, where they scored only three points, I would give their attack a mark of 10 – so it's time to get back on track.

If I say I would like to say that I would like to say that I would like to say that I would like to say that I would like to say "the press." That would produce headlines that the Twickenham crowd I would expect six attempts – and my players would not be surprised to read those headlines as we would have talked about them all week.

[ELK ENGELAND SCRUM] England has to win every scrum on their move. And in the ball of Italy, England must try to disrupt 25 percent. Attack their scrums and make yours perfect.

Ellis Genge and Kyle Sinckler are fiery types at gag, they will take up the challenge, Jamie George is a strong hooker and George Kruis and Joe Launchbury are experienced operators in the second row. ] If England wants to be the best in the world, they must have the best scrum. Strive for perfection.

If England wants to be the best in the world, then they must have the best scrum in the world

DOMINATE THE LINEOUT

] Line-outs are harder to nail, so I will be more demanding here. Winning 85 percent of our throws and disrupting 25 percent of them is more feasible.

Cross will lead this and working together with Launchbury, Brad Shields and Tom Curry, England would have to rule the heavens without any problem

Can England get its basics right? They know that they have a better scrum and line-out than Italy, so expect to dominate.

No hanging around at line-outs that discuss the calls. With scrums, I want a fast, clean and efficient ball with no mistakes.

Fast teams are devastating in the international sport and brilliant to see.

England does not score six attempts due to the naming of the big midfield because Italy will tackle Ben Te & # 39; o and Manu Tuilagi. These are not schoolboys stuff. They have to think and do much more creatively and faster in the midfield.

Therefore I would have played Henry Slade.

If I were to play against this midfield of England, I would not worry about their physicality, but they would be afraid that they would be able to shake me their speed. Jonny Wilkinson, Mike Tindall, Will Greenwood and Jason Robinson had no problem with bigger boys.

We were aimed at players like Jonah Lomu.

If I were Italy I would attack what England thinks its strength – the rulers.

But for England the target must be six attempts, 100 percent scrums, 85 percent line-outs.

It will surely have distracted them and if Saturday does not go well for Wales, there will only be one thing that gets blamed.

The Murrayfield game will come close – if Wales is not quite there, Scotland can certainly win – but I support Wales.

It was hard for Wales and Warren Gatland with all politics wandering

France still worry me. They will be such a dangerous team for England during the World Cup, and if they win in Ireland, their whole outlook will change. Everyone will be happy again, with everything that looks like the right track.

Meanwhile, if Ireland would lose Sunday, their World Cup year could unravel because it would recover quickly. Still, I expect that home advantage counts for Joe Schmidt and the Irish.

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