We were rubbish, says Noon

JAMIE NOON admits England have been dealt a “smack in the face” by their French farce.
Tue, 14 Mar, 2006 - 00:00
Andrew Baldock

The 31-6 capitulation has left England reeling ahead of Saturday’s tournament finale with Ireland.

Newcastle centre Noon and his team-mates are soothing gaping wounds back at England’s Surrey training base while head coach Andy Robinson ponders his selection options ahead of the Irish clash.

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