What on earth was the number 2 doing just before England's second try? All she had to do was to accept the ball from Rowlands and pass it to Breach - who wasn't far away, was comfortably behind her, and there was no French player between her and the try-line. Don't they teach forwards not to pass the ball when there's no reason to be tackled?
If England are the "bete noire" for the french, it is not for the english to allow the French to catch up, It is for the french to exceed England and hence to catch up. If they can, great for them, if they cannot, "tant pis".
There is some great rugby played by these ladies. Thoroughly enjoyed that.
The commentary & the visuals are good.
What on earth was the number 2 doing just before England's second try? All she had to do was to accept the ball from Rowlands and pass it to Breach - who wasn't far away, was comfortably behind her, and there was no French player between her and the try-line. Don't they teach forwards not to pass the ball when there's no reason to be tackled?
Sorry you don't know No 2's name, nor why she gained 50 caps by the age of 25. Only some of us are faultless.
@@user-qc3yk2gd5p Christ, I wrote that comment 2 years ago. Now it's come back to life like a zombie.
I write slowly. Sorry, Sir Zombie@@BenjWarrant
@@user-qc3yk2gd5p Weird. I assumed you wrote at a normal speed but only just saw my comment....
If England are the "bete noire" for the french, it is not for the english to allow the French to catch up, It is for the french to exceed England and hence to catch up. If they can, great for them, if they cannot, "tant pis".