Six Nations: Johnson urges Six Nations respect

Martin Johnson believes the World Cup would become devalued if England and France joined rugby union’s three southern hemisphere heavyweights to contest an annual tournament.

Six Nations: Johnson urges Six Nations respect
Wed, 14 Feb, 2001 - 16:33

Martin Johnson believes the World Cup would become devalued if England and France joined rugby union’s three southern hemisphere heavyweights to contest an annual tournament.

The England captain today joined manager Clive Woodward in throwing his weight behind the Six Nations Championship.

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