England manager Steve Borthwick has set his sights on a historic Paris triumph, daring his players to dream of lifting the Six Nations trophy for the first time in seven years. With 11 consecutive wins, the squad is in excellent form and buoyant mood as they prepare to face Wales at home in their opening match.
Borthwick has named a 36-strong squad for the tournament, with a mix of experienced players and newcomers vying for spots. The England boss is optimistic about his team's chances, citing their strong form and the progress they've made since he took over as manager last year.
However, Borthwick knows that the road to glory will not be easy. He warns that Wales will bring a defensive system from Scotland, which will try to hold England up in the air and limit their attacking options. The Welsh team is known for its pace on the edges, so Borthwick expects them to come at England with a high-intensity game plan.
Despite this challenge, Borthwick remains confident that his team can overcome it. He believes that they have the potential to win the tournament and has set a lofty goal of getting English fans flooding across the Channel to watch them play in Paris on March 14th.
For England's players, this campaign is an opportunity to prove themselves at the highest level. Borthwick wants his squad to feel like part of a team, even if they're not playing every game. He believes that by keeping the players connected and involved, they can build a strong sense of unity and focus on achieving their goal.
As the Six Nations gets underway, England fans will be eagerly watching their team's progress. Will Borthwick's squad rise to the challenge and achieve their dream of winning the tournament? Only time will tell.
Borthwick has named a 36-strong squad for the tournament, with a mix of experienced players and newcomers vying for spots. The England boss is optimistic about his team's chances, citing their strong form and the progress they've made since he took over as manager last year.
However, Borthwick knows that the road to glory will not be easy. He warns that Wales will bring a defensive system from Scotland, which will try to hold England up in the air and limit their attacking options. The Welsh team is known for its pace on the edges, so Borthwick expects them to come at England with a high-intensity game plan.
Despite this challenge, Borthwick remains confident that his team can overcome it. He believes that they have the potential to win the tournament and has set a lofty goal of getting English fans flooding across the Channel to watch them play in Paris on March 14th.
For England's players, this campaign is an opportunity to prove themselves at the highest level. Borthwick wants his squad to feel like part of a team, even if they're not playing every game. He believes that by keeping the players connected and involved, they can build a strong sense of unity and focus on achieving their goal.
As the Six Nations gets underway, England fans will be eagerly watching their team's progress. Will Borthwick's squad rise to the challenge and achieve their dream of winning the tournament? Only time will tell.
Steve Borthwick is totally on point with his strategy, I mean who wouldn't want to win that trophy after 7 years?! 
The fact that he's named a super sized squad shows how confident he is in his team! 
Plus, the energy of the England fans going wild for their team would be AMAZING 
Can you even imagine the atmosphere at St James' Park? Aaahhh give me all the rugby vibes! 
right now! Steve Borthwick's got a solid squad, and with 11 wins in a row, they're feeling confident 
️. It'll be interesting to see how the defensive system from Scotland affects them, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed that Borthwick's squad will come out on top 
. This is gonna be a battle for the ages! 
It's crazy to think about all the history behind it! 
On a more stats-y note, have u seen the England squad's attendance figures? They've had 11 consecutive wins and their average attendance is over 80k people per game! 
That's insane! And btw, did u know that Paris will be hosting the final match for the first time since 2000?! 
️ The energy in the stadium is gonna be ELECTRIC! 
. That's so important for unity and focus, especially with such high stakes on the table.
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they got a 36-strong squad and every1's feeling the hype about gettin a trophy for the first time in ages 
still, i'm low-key hoping they can pull it off 
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... but let's not get ahead of ourselves just yet 
. Can't wait to see how it all plays out! 
. I mean, 11 consecutive wins is no joke 
. I'm curious to see how Borthwick's tactics will play out against their defensive system... maybe it'll be a more tactical game than expected 
. One thing's for sure, the atmosphere in Paris on March 14th is going to be electric 
... wales is gonna bring that scottish defensive system & try to hold them back in the air... i'm not buying into borthwick's optimism 
... 11 consecutive wins is a good run but six nations is a different beast altogether... france, irlanda, scotland, wales... all those teams are stacked with talent... england needs to be on top of their game from the start if they wanna win this thing 
. One thing for sure, this Six Nations is gonna be 
...like they haven't won 11 games in a row already 
️. Can't wait to see the Brits get all excited and send their fans traipsing across the Channel 
...good luck with that 
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, you think borthwick just wants his players to be part of a team, but it's like he's also saying they gotta believe in themselves, like if they can't see the bigger picture, how are they gonna get there? and what about all these newbies, are they ready for the pressure? it's like, life is full of challenges too, we gotta learn to adapt & trust each other to get through it 
But what's with the teams playing each other? Is it like a game show or something? Can you just pick your favorite player and cheer for them? 
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. Let's just see how it plays out on the pitch, shall we? 
. The squad looks balanced and experienced, but it's gonna take more than that to take down Wales and other tough opponents like Ireland and Scotland