I can't believe that eight years have passed since England beat Scotland on Twickenham. It was my 50 lid and I remember it well. The Scots had given him the Biggun throughout the week, as they always do, and we put 61 points on them.
In the part -time, on the walk towards the changing rooms, I made a point to break between the huge Grises brothers, Jonny and Richie. 'OI, boys, any possibility of appearing?' I said. “It is not a training career.”
I sat with my part -time luzade and questioned for a moment. 'Oh no, I just played the bear? But we pump them, from the beginning, and felt fantastic. It was our greatest victory over the Wee Jimmies and I would have laughed out of the room if you told me that we would only win one of the next seven against them.
Things became gloomy in 2018. We had won consecutive championships, winning 18 trot tests, then things changed. Eddie Jones escapes during the week and went to completely destroyed games. That year it was the first time that most children lost to a Scottish team and Eddie lost their nut.
“There are many players in this room who will not have the opportunity to do this again,” he bordered. Thanks my friend. He hit us and later that night we saw these videos of Finn Russell and Greig Laidlaw, drunk steaming, topless, atten his head, singing Flor de Scotia. There is a stereotype that Scotland would only get up for a game; Generally England. They turned around and let Ireland tickle him last week, but they will still come to Twickenham as favorites.
They are presented to the Calcutta Cup as if it were a World Cup final because they have hated the English forever, despite the fact that this generation of players from England had nothing to do with Edward Longshanks looting their country in the thirteenth century.
England entertain Scotland on Twickenham on Saturday in its third game of the six nations
England has not won at home vs. Scotland since 2017 (Danny attention scores over that game)
We pumped them, from the day off that day and felt fantastic even though I ceased the gray brothers in the half time and worried that I had attacked the bear (above, Marler after the game)
They shout 'send it home again' with a real poison during his anthem, although I would like to know how much Duhan Van der Merwe has really bought the history of the SCO-SCOCHESAS.
Speaking of Duhan, he always plays an absolute blinder in this accessory. It is a good specimen of a man and has obtained some incredible attempts. England needs to starve to any loose ball and cut your counterattack.
I think England will try to turn the game into an arm fighting, keeping the ball at stake for longer phases.
If you're going to kick, make sure it comes out a lot and outside the field so you can attack Scotland in the Lineaut through Ollie Chessum and Maro Itoje.
If you are going to kick and keep the ball in the field, at least make Duhan become and force him to kick, because he is not in the team because of his tactical kick.
There are many complaints about Duhan from South Africa, but that doesn't bother me as I used to do.
I was always surprised by the amount of English accents in the Scotland team, especially Ryan Wilson's strange Cockney Cockney. There are now many South African accents.
Scotland has a small group of players and that is why they have to look elsewhere. Duhan and Pierre Schoeman are great players, but they have had to go to Scotland for an opportunity because they were not entering the South African configuration.
The 61-21 victory was our greatest victory over Scotland despite its trust before the game
I cannot believe that we have not defeated them in so long and the defeat last year was particularly bad
Scotland alickado really rubbed it on our faces and it was a disastrous trip to Edinburgh
England does not have any “project player”, but he has had his share of players born elsewhere.
When I was younger, I played with Maurie Fa'asavalu, Samoa's monster in Harlequins. One day I decided to go to him and challenge the fact that he had played the rugby league for Great Britain. He was a young man from Gobby and said: 'Mo, who shouldn't afford, friend' and he gave me this more severe look. 'Pardon?'
After having played with many children who are eligible for other countries, it no longer bothers me.
While putting their body at stake, and invest completely, so I have no problem with him. We live in a world without borders where sports teams are multicultural environments.
So good luck to Duhan and Schoeman, but I really hope that England stays with them this weekend. We have expected enough. I can't bear the idea of listening to your Kattlin 'BOG celebration song again. Makes my ears bleed.
All Scottish alickado were gloating through the function after the game in Murrayfield last year.
They loved them, rubbing our faces on him. The only thing I enjoyed that trip to Edinburgh was the food after the game because they made a fantastic extension.
England's performance last year was slag and this week those memories will be agitated a lot in the camp. We had our report in York and it was a dark place to be; He felt like a turning point.
Duhan van der Merwe is undoubtedly the danger man and always appears in this clash
Scotland treats the Calcutta Cup as if it were a World Cup final because they have always hated us
England has been quite quiet in the press this week, but I guarantee that it is said a lot behind closed doors.
The fact is that England has been the most impressive team during this campaign. Steve Borthwick is very hot, but what about Gregor Towsend? The press groans on not having characters, but Gregor is not the most charismatic type that exists. Why isn't it under the pump? Are the Scottish journalists on SRU's payroll?
From an English side, children have a point to demonstrate. The victory over France will not tell at all unless they support it. Everyone will say that France had a bad smell, so if England does not double, the external noise will begin to turn again.
Hopefully they finally do the job. It's time for the Calcuta Cup to return to England.
We have expected enough.