England could pay heavy price for autumn failings

Ireland and England will tomorrow learn their 2011 World Cup fates after being left on a probable collision course with one of the Tri-Nations heavyweights.

England could pay heavy price for autumn failings

Ireland and England will tomorrow learn their 2011 World Cup fates after being left on a probable collision course with one of the Tri-Nations heavyweights.

England manager Martin Johnson will not shed a tear if England are grouped with 2007 World Cup semi-finalists Argentina, whereas Declan Kidney's Ireland wouldn't relish another physically punishing battle with the Pumas.

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