Johnson tells England to improve for Ireland fight

Martin Johnson admitted his England side would have to improve significantly to clinch an RBS 6 Nations Grand Slam next weekend against Ireland.

Johnson tells England to improve for Ireland fight
Sun, 13 Mar, 2011 - 19:12

Martin Johnson admitted his England side would have to improve significantly to clinch an RBS 6 Nations Grand Slam next weekend against Ireland.

The England manager saw Tom Croft score England’s only try as they struggled to a 22-16 victory against Scotland at Twickenham.

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