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So with Martin Johnson set to name his squad for the six nations today, does anyone have any predictions/hopes for what it will look like?
England manager Martin Johnson has called the uncapped Northampton full-back or scrum-half Ben Foden into his elite squad for the 2009 Six Nations.
Gloucester full-back Olly Morgan is also included, while the experienced Mike Tindall and Mark Cueto return.
Lewis Moody, back after a long-term ankle injury, is also in the squad.
Olly Barkley, Jordan Crane, Michael Lipman and the injured James Simpson-Daniel, Dan Hipkiss and Peter Richards, are among those that drop out.
They are all included in the second-string Saxons squad, which also includes veteran Leicester tight-head prop Julian White, and Northampton's fly-half Stephen Myler, a convert from rugby league.
Lock Tom Palmer, who will miss the entire Six Nations, and flanker Tom Rees, who will miss at least three games, are both included, but further players will be summoned as cover.[/b]
Hopefully.[/b]
That team would lose to Italy.My team:
1. Sheridan
2. Hartley
3. Stevens
4. Kennedy
5. Croft
6. Narraway
7. Rees
8. Easter ©
9. Care
10. Geraghty
11. Cueto
12. Flutey
13. Armitage
14. Monye
15. Foden[/b]
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (SaintsFan_Schweinsteiger_Webby @ Jan 14 2009, 01:07 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
That team would lose to Italy.My team:
1. Sheridan
2. Hartley
3. Stevens
4. Kennedy
5. Croft
6. Narraway
7. Rees
8. Easter ©
9. Care
10. Geraghty
11. Cueto
12. Flutey
13. Armitage
14. Monye
15. Foden[/b]
Morgan dislocated his finger on Sunday but should be available for this Sunday against Cardiff. From a Gloucester point of view I am sad to see Sinbad excluded. He is due to return this week and would give Englands attack some real spark if they could have stuck ith him, certainly better than Cueto.Isn't Olly Morgan injured?
Cueto back in is a plus.
Steffen Armitage being ignored is just plain criminal. England are going to be humiliated this 6N.[/b]