Whatever you want to believe.
Oh he's a good coach, and I understand battle talk, but what advantage, psychological or otherwise do England get from their coach totally losing his composure and blasting a completely legal tactic. It just comes across as making excuses for himself and his team, for not knowing the laws, and being poor in many other facets of play. The smart thing to do would have being applauding Italy but making it abundantly clear that this tactic won't work again. What does he say instead? He conveys this tactic certainly set the cat among the pigeons to the extent I'm willing to retire because I can't cope with it. I assume Nathan Hughes will be hung from the rafters for using the same tactic too by Jones, such a paragon of pure rugby as he is.
clever from oshea and co but I can't see it bent a regular tactic. As soon as teams work out that they commit to the rick you go wide if not you can gain 10 metres a carry through the middle, they'll stop doing it. Still a bonus point win and a banana skin out the way. Shame they decided to use the tactic on England, as it isn't so good for our points difference. Oh yeah, Farrell and ford were both **** for different reasons.
Which to be fair will probably happen here too.
