Video: Jamie Noon on the 6 Nations and discipline


By Patrick
March 3 2009

England centre Jamie Noon takes time out to talk about England's 2009 Six Nations campaign to date, as well as Martin Johnson's team's re-occuring problem with match discipline. As well as this he also looks forward to the two home matches at Twickenham coming up, and explains what it feels like to be watching from the stands. Untitled Document

Jamie Noon talks the Six Nations, discipline and the coming home games.

England’s performances in the 2009 Six Nations have been – to put it kindly- rather inconsistent. Two defeats from three games highlights how far the team have fallen since making the World Cup final in 2007, let alone since winning it in 2003.

A lack of discipline has also resulted in an avalanche of yellow cards, much to the anger of team manager Martin Johnson.

In this video England centre Jamie Noon talks about the team’s difficulties, England’s next games including the Calcutta cup against Scotland and also touches on how hard it is to not be involved in the thick of the action.

 

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Video: Jamie Noon on the 6 Nations and discipline
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