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Six Nations: I'm not a marked man - Johnson

Martin Johnson is not expecting Ireland to try and capitalise on his current disciplinary problems.

Thu, 14 Feb, 2002 - 09:09

Martin Johnson is not expecting Ireland to try to capitalise on his current disciplinary problems.

The England captain expects Ireland to be too focused at Twickenham to attempt to provoke him into retaliation.

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