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<blockquote data-quote="dangandan" data-source="post: 437165" data-attributes="member: 22631">Yea that&#039;s the thing. He seems to have lost it at international level. The speed and intensity is very different from club rugby.I&#039;m not convinced by putting a world class winger into the centre. I say keep Bowe in out on the wing and try out up n comers in the centre. For the moment i&#039;d say have Sexton or McFadden at 12. I&#039;ve been impressed by Luke Marshall but he needs to cement a place in the Ulster team before he plays for Ireland.I know Gaffney is completely useless but as a rugby player they should know what they feel has been going wrong and then express it to the coaches. If lowly spectators such as ourselves can see the problems why can&#039;t they? I do think a lot of it comes down to the players.I&#039;ve gotta say, England didn&#039;t win pretty but they outmuscled us and got the result. I wish Manu&#039;s family moved to Ireland instead of England.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dangandan, post: 437165, member: 22631"] Yea that's the thing. He seems to have lost it at international level. The speed and intensity is very different from club rugby. I'm not convinced by putting a world class winger into the centre. I say keep Bowe in out on the wing and try out up n comers in the centre. For the moment i'd say have Sexton or McFadden at 12. I've been impressed by Luke Marshall but he needs to cement a place in the Ulster team before he plays for Ireland. I know Gaffney is completely useless but as a rugby player they should know what they feel has been going wrong and then express it to the coaches. If lowly spectators such as ourselves can see the problems why can't they? I do think a lot of it comes down to the players. I've gotta say, England didn't win pretty but they outmuscled us and got the result. I wish Manu's family moved to Ireland instead of England. [/QUOTE]

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