Will England be rejuvenated to the levels of arrogance witnessed under Mr Martin Johnson? Maybe even back to their peak under Sir Clive Woodward? [Who can still manage to make TV viewers instantly recollect the depth of arrogance England once held every time Sir Clive opens his mouth on punditry.]
Or will Mr Edward Jones (none of this peasant "Eddie" stuff here thank you very much) struggle to lift arrogance levels above that of the extremely humble and hard to dislike Mr Stuart Lancaster?
Initial impressions would suggest Jones is going to make a damn good go of it, swapping out "bloody good bloke who always backs himself at home" Chris Robshaw for "your a cheating c__t ref" Dylan Hartley.
I was going to say if he can manage to force Princess Ann to walk along the grass rather than the carpet for the opener at Murrayfield, he'll be well on his way.... but then realised that'd f__k off some of the English too... so not sure if that makes it the ultimate arrogance or shooting oneself in one's foot (instead of shooting a fox while riding on one's trusty steed surrounded by one's chums and hounds through some poor peasant's fields wrecking their fences - jolly good fun eh).
One thing is for sure, if we beat Wales, our lot in the meeja will think we're the next coming of sliced bread and will be wondering what would happen if the RWC was in 2016, not 2015.
Oly is probably the best man for answering this as he embraces the arrogance rather than shy away from it.:lol:
Or will Mr Edward Jones (none of this peasant "Eddie" stuff here thank you very much) struggle to lift arrogance levels above that of the extremely humble and hard to dislike Mr Stuart Lancaster?
Initial impressions would suggest Jones is going to make a damn good go of it, swapping out "bloody good bloke who always backs himself at home" Chris Robshaw for "your a cheating c__t ref" Dylan Hartley.
I was going to say if he can manage to force Princess Ann to walk along the grass rather than the carpet for the opener at Murrayfield, he'll be well on his way.... but then realised that'd f__k off some of the English too... so not sure if that makes it the ultimate arrogance or shooting oneself in one's foot (instead of shooting a fox while riding on one's trusty steed surrounded by one's chums and hounds through some poor peasant's fields wrecking their fences - jolly good fun eh).
One thing is for sure, if we beat Wales, our lot in the meeja will think we're the next coming of sliced bread and will be wondering what would happen if the RWC was in 2016, not 2015.
Oly is probably the best man for answering this as he embraces the arrogance rather than shy away from it.
:lol:
