The costumes after the defeat in its inaugural party in the six nations is a difficult place to be.
You feel detailed there, and it is a quiet place, because each player in each team dreams in early February of moving away with a Grand Slam at the end of March.
He cannot guarantee any of that, of course, in the first weekend, but wishes to take the best possible opportunity.
When you lose, it stinks the impulse of the equipment and the force outside your legs. You don't want to move from the costumes, but you won't want to stay there either.
If you can listen to the celebrations from the opposition through the corridor, or the followers in the stands on you, it simply worsens it.
Therefore, England will feel low after what happened in Dublin a week ago. After the first 50 minutes, they would have felt that they were with a smell of a great victory, leading 10-5 before the Irish roared with an explosion of 22 points.
England was defeated 27-22 by Ireland in its first clash of six nations last weekend
Ireland roared with an explosion of 22 points in Dublin after England had started the game well
But Steve Borthwick is really good as a coach by giving him a little time to take off
But in what Steve Borthwick is really good as a coach is to give him a little time to revolt him, to take off.
When you see that you have done that, I thank you for the effort they did. He highlights what you have done well.
He will talk about a couple of areas that he will want to fix, and establish a report for Sunday or Monday, but his narrative progresses very quickly.
He tells you what are you going to work; It gives you the impulse to look forward instead of returning.
Critically, take the emotion. It gives you an approach that you are missing. At the beginning of the game week, it makes you think: “Actually, you are right, our world has not completely ended.”
I went to England camp on Tuesday. The children were in a good mood, flying to training.
The beauty of this group is that, although they could lack experience, there are energy bags and a tangible desire to learn. That can take a long way after a hard defeat.
There has been a lot of noise in the media about the loss of England again, and many of the children have noticed it.
Maro Itoje leads the England team in a return group at its Pennyhill Park base this week
England players have noticed exterior noise and talked about it in the camp.
There have been calls to include both Smiths, and end will be located in 10, while Marcus moves at 15
When I saw England's players, they were desperate for a victory, in any way they can get there
There has been talk of it in the internal circle. It may be difficult to ignore this type of external noise, but as an international player you have to learn.
You tell yourself: Do we really care? That noise does not give you the shit or try to write down. So find something else. Find something real.
This is the type of game in which you have to obtain the correct selection. There has been a lot of pressure to include both Smiths, and Steve has gone for it, in the fin of 10 and Marcus at 15.
Somehow, I am not surprised, but Marcus could be one of England's best players in the last 10 games. He has had some cameos at age 15, but I feel that we stay with him in the middle of the fly or do not.
We have this in the English rugby where we are still trying to fit certain players, as we used to do with George Ford and Owen Farrell.
I can understand Steve Borthwick's point of view; He wants to bring his best players in the field. But I like the idea of deciding on your best players and then choosing them. It gives you an identity. It shapes you and gives you cohesion.
They are desperate for a victory, England. There is a lot of talk about green sprouts and new blood players. But you need victories at the upper level. Seven 10 losses are not good enough.
How victory comes is less important. In any way you can get there, you get there.