Rory O'Connor

And then, you know, the pressure's on and you're going, right, we'll go for an over, we'll go overthrow over the back.

And it's overthrown.

But again, that's pressure.

We've put them under so much pressure.

And then I think defensively, England were just all over the place.

And their defence was good in autumn, but they have chopped and changed.

You know, they brought Felix in, didn't work.

He left.

And then I think since then, they don't really, similar to what I was saying about Ireland, they don't really have an identity.

Are they getting up high or are they trying to stay connected?

Are they contesting on the ground?

Are they counter-looking?

I couldn't really see it with them.

Okay.

Yeah.

Okay.

Yeah, and that's where, as their opponents, you want to challenge that.

You go, let's make these, let's just not run straight at them.

Let's make them make defensive decisions.

Keep the ball loaded, right at the line, passes at the line, changing direction, offloads, changing the actual shapes that we're running.