England's coach says the team are not ahead of schedule but that the grand slam chasers must keep their feet on the ground The prospect of England beating the All Blacks and being on course for a first grand slam since 2003 would have appeared fanciful even at the start of the season, never mind when Stuart Lancaster first took charge 14 months ago, but the Six Nations leaders' head coach insists his side is on track, not ahead of schedule. Some former England internationals have wondered whethe...
England's coach says the team are not ahead of schedule but that the grand slam chasers must keep their feet on the ground The prospect of England beating the All Blacks and being on course for a first grand slam since 2003 would have appeared fanciful even at the start of the season, never mind when Stuart Lancaster first took charge 14 months ago, but the Six Nations leaders' head coach insists his side is on track, not ahead of schedule. Some former England internationals have wondered whethe...
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