Greg McWilliams: ‘We will always put on the jersey and fight for every inch we can’

Greg McWilliams: ‘We will always put on the jersey and fight for every inch we can’ via IrishTimesSport

“There is no doubt that England are a tremendous side, but our job is to put a plan in place to make us competitive and then you just need to see what happens when you are out there. Sport is a wonderful thing; our job is to be as competitive as possible. It’s always the way.”

England head coach Middleton expressed sympathy for Ireland’s plight, a team that suffered defeats to Wales, France and Italy, but it won’t extend to what happens on the pitch. The visitors will be ruthless. “I’m not sure it can continue in the guise it is now, where it’s always going to come down to the last game, England and France, because that’s not good for anybody.”

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