Six nations: Danny Care says England learned heavy lessons under Steve Borthwick, and others have to watch out | Rugby Union News

The rest of six nations must “take care” for England that taught hard classes under Steve Borthwick, according to Harlequins Scrum-Paul Panyja.

38-year-old retired from international rugby with England after last year's six nations, and although the party is on the movement of the four straight championships without the upper two endings, it is punishable that it is hoping it is nearby.

For five six campaigns for successions between 2019. and 2023. Not left from England Eddie Jones, and then Borthwick, before the latter last year's championship, on the back of the World Cup region.

England suffered defeats to each of New Zealand, South Africa and Australia, but care that learning from such a period could mean that this is six nations that England is really reviving and fulfilling their promise in Borthwick.

“They come there. In the autumn, some really heavy lessons, but lessons you almost need to pass as a younger squad. I feel it will be a better team that is in the fall,” said Sky Sports At the promotional event for Greene King.

“Sometimes you find out more about your loss than you win, and if England can convert dial little in that last 10 or 20 minutes and find ways to win these big games because everyone is better watching the depths and potential in That determination is massive.

“We all just want to see him in the field for 80 minutes and we hope Saturday is that. I have this funny feeling that they could do something special against Ireland on Saturday in Dublin and really start the tournament.”

Borhwick's time in charge of the national side produced mixed results. The fourth and third place of six nations are a sandwiched world cup that ran to the semifinals when they pushed the possible winners of South Africa in the arm.

Last year's last week's victory over Grand's persecution of Urda in 4th, the Herald seemed to be the arrival of Borthwick's England, but the party continued to lose six of the following seven tests in France, New Zealand (three times), South Africa and Australia.

“Steve's great. He is an amazing tactician,” he says. “He knows the game well and just wants the best for the English rugby. It's really.

“He really takes care of the guys who play for him and he just wants to give opportunities to go and show what I can do.

“I'm completely behind this English team and I really feel like they're on a great trajectory. I hope he starts with a victory of six nations.

“I'm actually going to Dublin to watch Saturday, for which I can't wait to do as a fan.”

French Favorites, Ireland goes because of an amazing history, a scotland chance? '

From the back of the Grand Straw in 2023. and a successful title defense in 2024. years, Ireland seeks what in history six names did not achieve anything in the history of six nations: three titles of victory in a row.

France, however, has a certain Antoine Dupont, and the care of Les Bleus as his favorites for the Championship.

“You really understand how much rugby means for you and the whole family. Everybody gets up in the morning, putting your T-shirt, watching six nations, it's almost like a rite. You can't wait for it to hit.

“I think French are favorites. I know that Ireland is going for a third, which was never done before and it would be amazing, but I feel like France, if he remains fit, and be incredibly difficult to stop.

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“That's why he's so special. You probably had four teams there all thinking they could or should win him.

“Then you have Wales and Italy. Wales is desperate for the victory and Italy, I think that several teams of this tournament will win. It will be amazing.

“It's angry that you think it was 25. years. It's the most visited tournament in the world for me.”

'Dupont will descend as the biggest rugby player ever'

France and Toulouse Scrum-Polo Dupont missed 2024 six nations to prioritize seventeen in the Olympics, continuing to secure gold in Paris over the summer.

As someone who plays the same position on Rugby, it is well placed for the wax lyrical because of Dupont talents, but the French quality goes far beyond the power down, telling the care. In fact, he says DuPont is the best, he was ever in sports.

“I think he'll get down like the best player ever. I really think. People say he hasn't won the World Cup yet, but it's a team sport, not an individual.

“What he does on rugby is nothing very miraculous and a week is on Sunday. A consistent glow is the way I describe it.

“He doesn't have a bad game, just constantly lifting up and raising his level and no one has done it yet. He only has this way to influence every game and works at all a minute.”