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9.Care
10.Cipraini
....could work
10.Cipraini
....could work
If they both play as they have done this season then it's a stupidly good halfback partnership.9.Care
10.Cipraini
....could work
9.Care
10.Cipraini
....could work
And definitely an option for the first test.
They laughed when I said Cipriani could come back... Time for a Steffon recall?
ohhhh..... I really wanted him to play thoughCipriani will only play if his captain is playing too.
well obviously this is subjective but in my opinion:
His Defence is poor - of course you have to balance it out, but i don't think his attacking ability outweighs his defensive shortcomings.
His Game Management is poor (he's got a huge boot but his tactical kicking in my opinion isn't great).
He is a lovely passer of the ball, and great with ball in hand but i personally don't think he's an international 10.
well obviously this is subjective but in my opinion:
His Defence is poor - of course you have to balance it out, but i don't think his attacking ability outweighs his defensive shortcomings.
His Game Management is poor (he's got a huge boot but his tactical kicking in my opinion isn't great).
He is a lovely passer of the ball, and great with ball in hand but i personally don't think he's an international 10.
England forwards coach Graham Rowntree, who had a scrum session with Sinckler on Tuesday, recently revealed they could look at youngsters.
"Graham told me I was playing well and that I had to keep going one game at a time," he added.
"Of course I want to play for England but I've only started seven games. I try not to get carried away. I just want to keep working hard to better myself and earn a reputation."
"You can't look too far ahead as a tighthead. You can have a great scrum and the next you're getting pumped and go back five yards."
Since his Richmond days, Sinckler stood apart with the rampaging runs and ball handling skills Nick Easter would be proud of. However, he knows his scrummaging will take him to next level not his barn-storming runs.
"I concentrate a lot on my set-piece and the breakdown and if I get my hands on the ball then it's a plus. My all handling skills set me apart but let's not get away from the fact that a tighthead's main job is to scrummage. That's what I'm here for."
We have two 10's picked on form - Farrell and Ford, why not take a development player?