@RugbyInsideLine Being able to keep hold of the top players of your country with compatative salaries and bring in internatonal superstars is the ideal. Higher salary cap allows you to do that otherwise you have to have one or the other
@QuinsFOTS Dombrant is an amazing player and wouldnt swap him at Quins for anyone but what makes him good for Quins will never translate to England. The ridgid structure England doesnt let him do what he does best.
@RugbyInsideLine After the drop kick no4 slams straight into the back of Pollock on the kick chase. Its a tactic to put him off his game. Genge just got a bit caeried away
@EngRugbyDebate Its the little mistakes. A bad defensive read here, a handling error there which stops him having a complete performance. Compare that to faultless Earl or over-achieving Pollock it makes it close. It is fixable so say its CCSs shirt when he can demonstrate a complete performance
@TightFive_Rugby Yes every team bends rules they can get away with. Point being having highlighted it its no longer going unnoticed allowing England to get one up.
@TightFive_Rugby The biggest issue is the backs on the bench add nothing. Bar a like for like replacement (which is equal) any subs will simply result in a poorer back line rendering it pointless
@EngRugbyDebate Its about attitude. Most dream of playing for your country but it does limit your options. Clearly the Willis family are not so patrioticly minded. He sees his bro trearing it up in france and really enjoying his time with decent pay packet. Why wouldnt you chose to go
@Rawdogg15 It's what happens when you let all your squad players go to replace with big money signings that are not yet avaliable. Going to be painful in international windows
@ajsrugby@MartWhit Quins have played best with a decent from 5 ( Think influence of Marler, lowe and Lewis when he was fit). If Booth can improve their impact it gives an improved set piece and go forward for Quins to do Quinsy things