The hooker says England had a ‘really good, open review’ after labouring to an 18-17 win in their pool closer.
JAMIE GEORGE HAS vowed that a “very different” England will take to the pitch for the World Cup quarter-final against Fiji on Sunday than the one that edged Samoa in their final pool match.
Our energy levels were poor. That’s probably inexcusable, to be honest. Would we rather it then than now? Yes. Are we going to learn from it? Absolutely. George said that “you’ll see a very different England team on Sunday”, against Fiji, who beat the English for the first time in both sides’ final World Cup warm-up match at Twickenham.
Advertisement “We can’t shy away from the fact this is one of the biggest games we’re ever going to play.” “Fiji will be another challenge with the strength they’ve got in their front row… all those players playing in top leagues in different countries will pose us a different challenge, but we’ll be well prepared for that.”
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