English backs must pay more attention

ing up something and clearly our England back-line were not taking note.

It was an excellent, well-worked try but one that could have been defended against if players had not been so naïve and ignoring this conversation.

It looks even worse on a second viewing! BILL LEFTWICH Bourne End, Bucks HAVING read many extensive Wales v England match reports, I am astonished to see no analysis of Liam Williams’ try for Wales.

Watching on TV, was I the only one to see Rhys Webb having a very obvious word with Liam while the scrum was forming, suggesting the two are cooking up something.

Well they were cook-