Eddie Jones warns France will face an improved George Furbank this weekend
George Furbank returns to the setting where he made his inauspicious England debut two years ago amid a warning to France that he has developed into a far more potent player.
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George Furbank returns to the setting where he made his inauspicious England debut two years ago amid a warning to France that he has developed into a far more potent player.
LONDON :England coach Eddie Jones has brought in George Furbank to play fullback, switching Freddie Steward to the wing, in the team announced on Thursday for England's final Six Nations game against Grand-Slam chasing France in Paris.
Eddie Jones has primed England for the kicking onslaught expected from France by selecting a second specialist full-back as George Furbank links up with Freddie Steward in a reshaped formation.
England coach Eddie Jones sprang a surprise by naming George Furbank at fullback and Freddie Steward on the wing for his side's bid to deny France a Grand Slam in their Six Nations finale in Paris on Saturday.
England will look to finish a disappointing Guinness Six Nations on a high when they face France in Paris on Saturday.
LONDON : England coach Eddie Jones has brought in George Furbank to play fullback, switching Freddie Steward to the wing, in the team announced on Thursday for England's final Six Nations game against France in Paris on Saturday.
England have sprung a surprise in their bid to deny France the Grand Slam by naming Freddie Steward on the wing and George Furbank at full-back for the climax to the tournament.
LONDON : Players have been constantly told "change your behaviour" in regard to tackle height for the last three years but according to rugby's most famous referee too many are still not getting the message and the consequences can be immensely dangerous.