Browse: Rugby union If we lose to SA & NZ - will Johnno resign?by mine101 (U7017224) 21 November 2008 ANYBODY CHANGE THEIR MIND AFTER THE DISMAL S.A. PERFORMANCE? Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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3rdgrandslamcoming (U13465420) posted Nov 22, 2008 haha to all you muppets who keep bleating that england are better than wales and we got lucky this tear
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rickeo (U3409444) posted Nov 22, 2008 If anyone else was coach they'd be sacked after the AI's if the same happens against NZ.
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ToweringSeasider (U8004034) posted Nov 23, 2008 Mr Johnson is on a hiding to nothing. He will now realise the pressure Brian Ashton (who should have remained) was under.
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Holger_Czukay (U13686733) posted Nov 23, 2008 Bin Martin Johnson, and get Boris Johnson in to replace him, he can't do a worse job....
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Hookers_armpit (U8314349) posted Nov 23, 2008 The unifying thread of dismal performances by England over the last five years is Rob 'Gravy Train' Andrew. Sling him out on his ear now!
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Dente15 (U13710908) posted Nov 23, 2008 You can't get rid of Johno after 3 games, does no-one remeber the tour of hell in 97. If England had got rid of Woody then do you think we would have gone on to win the world cup in 2003? Give MJ time to build his squad; Care and Cipriani hav bucket loads of talent and will become world beaters, but when they have only got less than 10 caps between them what is to be expected? Lets bleed these players through, NZ, SA and Aus are the best tests for these guys to cut their teeth in international rugby. Give MJ and his squad time and the Webb Ellis trophy will be back on these shores soon!
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DERedcoat (U10404394) posted Nov 24, 2008 I think we will now see who runs English Rugby and - more importantly - the team. The Ashton sacking was a shabby mess and something the board should be ashamed of until their dying day. But we are where we are. Will Johnson admit that he is - as a coach - still on the learning curve and appoint a real coach while he manages the team? Will he look critically at whether Wells and Ford have got the nous to change their thinking to reflect the modern game? Will this even make any difference when there are people "managing" the ERU who don't know the shape of the ball let alone the shape of a back line and who continue to insist on sticking their uninformed oar in. Crucial and defining few months coming up methinks.
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xseabiscuitx (U10694612) posted Nov 24, 2008 "At least Boris has learnt not to sound like an idiot when talking to the media."
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Holger_Czukay (U13686733) posted Nov 24, 2008 Johnno, not just ill fitting trousers.
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classicrugby123 (U13649567) posted Nov 24, 2008 dreadful from Johnno this weekend. Comment on this article |