Tue, 20 Mar, 2007 - 00:00
Andrew Baldock
ENGLAND
’Work in progress’ is probably the sign that needs to go up at Twickenham. Although England won three Six Nations games for the first time since 2004 and unearthed promising newcomers in David Strettle, Shane Geraghty, Toby Flood and Tom Rees, they were exposed up front.
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CourtsRugbyPlace: TwickenhamPlace: IrelandPlace: WalesPlace: BloemfonteinPlace: Croke ParkPlace: ScotlandPlace: MurrayfieldPlace: DublinPlace: ItalyPerson: David StrettlePerson: Shane GeraghtyPerson: Toby FloodPerson: Tom ReesPerson: Brian AshtonPerson: Andrew SheridanPerson: Matt StevensPerson: Steve BorthwickPerson: Dylan HartleyPerson: Harry EllisPerson: Gordon D’ArcyPerson: Alun Wyn-JonesPerson: Martyn WilliamsPerson: James HookPerson: Frank HaddenPerson: Chris PatersonPerson: Bernard LaportePerson: David SkrelaPerson: Lionel BeauxisPerson: Clement PoitrenaudPerson: Yannick JauzionPerson: Christophe DominiciPerson: Martin CastrogiovanniPerson: Marco BortolamiPerson: Josh SolePerson: Sergio ParissePerson: AzzurriEvent: RBS 6 Nations ChampionshipEvent: Six NationsEvent: Six Nations Triple CrownEvent: World CupEvent: Grand SlamEvent: World Cup quarterOrganisation: EnglandOrganisation: NorthamptonOrganisation: IrelandOrganisation: FranceOrganisation: WalesOrganisation: ScotlandOrganisation: ScotsOrganisation: ItalyOrganisation: FRANCE
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