Steve Borthwick is ringing the changes and George Ford, despite his 108 caps, also knows he needs to performIn Tokyo this week the police have been seeking to help newly arrived visitors from overseas. Several local bar and restaurant managers have been arrested for targeting and ripping off unwary tourists who had walked into their establishments in good faith. Unfortunately for Japan’s rugby players, as they prepare to enter England’s chilly lair, there is no such reciprocal deal to protect them from a collective south-west London mugging on Saturday afternoon. Instead they will be required to fend for themselves, with the odds heavily stacked in the home team’s favour. England have racked up a half-century of points against the Brave Blossoms in both their two most recent meetings – and that was before rugby’s try-scoring rates began ratcheting upwards. Japan’s arrival also neatly intersects with their hosts’ desire to build on the momentum of last Sunday’s 45-22 win over Australia. Continue reading...
Ojomoh and Pollock get their shot as England’s World Cup hopefuls aim to crush Japan
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The Guardian - AustraliaBy Robert Kitson
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Steve Borthwick is ringing the changes and George Ford, despite his 108 caps, also knows he needs to perform In Tokyo this week the police have been seeking to help newly arrived visitors from overseas. Several local bar and restaurant managers have been arrested for targeting and ripping off unwary tourists who had walked into their establishments in good faith. Unfortunately for Japan’s rugby players, as they prepare to enter England’s chilly lair, there is no such reciprocal deal to protect t
Key Takeaways
- Ojomoh and Pollock get their shot as England’s World Cup hopefuls aim to crush Japan.
- Several local bar and restaurant managers have been arrested for targeting and ripping off unwary tourists who had walked into their establishments in good faith.
- Several local bar and restaurant managers have been arrested for targeting and ripping off unwary tourists who had walked into their establishments in good faith.
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