Rory O'Connor

And it's like the tariffs have come in and I'm now sell, sell, sell.

Yeah, it was one of those days for them as well.

But they've compounded it.

It's crazy.

And that's the great thing about sport, how quickly it can change, good or bad.

And it's been a shockingly bad two weeks for them.

I'd agree with Rudd, Scotland left a deep scar.

And I think we were expecting a big response.

But I think it was Luke Fitzgerald was saying that, you know, England, they're a confidence team.

They're good when their tails are up as opposed to their backs being against the wall.

Yeah.

They didn't play to their strengths at the weekend.

So, you know, it starts with set piece.

Like, they got scrum dominance, you know, they still got, I think, four or five penalties there, but they didn't make much use of it.

The line-out was a disaster.

You know, focusing on getting, and their game plan is very dependent on getting a foothold in the game, getting their noses in front, and that allows them to kind of play that high percentage game.

It's very hard to chase a game and still think, right, we're going to be really controlled, we're going to get it aerial, and then we'll play when the opportunity presents itself.

you're not going to risk giving the ball away as much.

George Ford missing two kicks to touch.

They're big moments.