Jones relishing England showdown

Michael Jones believes Saturday’s World Cup showdown between Samoa and England is a battle “of two desperate teams.”

Jones relishing England showdown
Tue, 18 Sep, 2007 - 16:12

Michael Jones believes Saturday’s World Cup showdown between Samoa and England is a battle “of two desperate teams.”

Samoa are clinging to distant quarter-final hopes from Pool A after losing their opening games against South Africa and Tonga.

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