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March 21, 2009

Posted on 03/21/2009

Martin Johnson spot on in construction work

Jonny Wilkinson offers his thoughts on England's latest turnaround in his latest column for The Times.

"Johnno has not gone for any short-term gains or short-term success. To be more specific, he has let a squad understanding develop, allowed players to find their roles within the team and started to build a better platform up front. Momentum is earned in this way; it is not bought or cheated.

"This does not mean that England will repeat against Scotland today their knockout blow against France last weekend. That France result was a special one, not one that you can expect week in, week out. And, as I say, England are still building.

"Ireland are a more advanced team in that respect. You sense that they have the ability now to find a way to beat almost anyone, and if they don't beat Wales today, it will be damned close and Wales will have played out of their skins."

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