JIM TELFER has dismissed the initial written bombardment prior to Saturdays Calcutta Cup clash, job Englands strategy naive, doubt the merits of captain Steve Borthwick and fly-half Jonny Wilkinson, and lambasting Martin Johnsons behind three. Telfer corroborated Scotland to win at Murrayfield since they are a improved group than England. England are poor, and we [Scotland] have some-more grown up rugby ideas, pronounced Telfer, who turns 70th this month. Englands strategy are so naive, theyll never measure most tries. I listened Danny Care contend they would have been on a hurl if they had knocked about Ireland but if he unequivocally thinks theyve been personification well, the frightening. England have absolute forwards and a great behind row, but theyve got problems with Borthwick and Wilkinson. Telfer believes the Toulon event is personification the diversion as it was played 10 years ago and that he has turn easy to urge against.
He additionally indicted Delon Armitage and Ugo Monye of carrying a bad work-rate. Armitage only stands at the back, grinning. Monye is a lost essence half the time. He done a poetic mangle opposite Ireland, but it was an collision as far as I could see. I similar to [Mark] Cueto and the behind 3 could be an item for Johnson, but the alternative dual arent sedulous enough.
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