Worsley planning All Black 'remedy'

Joe Worsley wants to leave New Zealand on Sunday with his head held high and answers at the ready for England’s many critics in All Blacks country.

Thu, 17 Jun, 2004 - 16:11

Joe Worsley wants to leave New Zealand on Sunday with his head held high and answers at the ready for England’s many critics in All Blacks country.

The world champions’ crushing 36-3 first Test defeat at Carisbrook last weekend prompted a predictable verbal volley about English inadequacies from jubilant All Blacks fans.

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