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There is a determined cheerfulness about English rugby league’s representatives in Auckland at the moment.
Despite the premature collapse of their Four Nations campaign, there is almost a forced optimism and jollity about the England camp.
Whether you talk to the top brass, Richard Lewis and Nigel Wood, to the coach, Steve McNamara,http://www.xuanyue.org/uchome/space....blog&id=298208, or the players,cheap pandora charms, they all seem dead-set on extracting positives from the experience.
Wood, for instance, is convinced that we have seen the basis of a World Cup winning side for 2113. I have to say that it’s not obvious to me.
What I have seen is a squad with real strength in the forwards – although unlikely to get Morley and Peacock back in harness together very often – but a woeful lack of quality in the backs.
Okay, there were a couple of key absentees and there are a couple in the squad who have the capacity to improve markedly, but the lack of quality and quantity is frightening.
None of that is Steve Mac’s fault. He can only do his best with what he has,http://www.theaktion.com/cpg/displayimage.php?pos=-2438,pandora bangles sale, although if he had listened to his old mentor Brian Noble, he would have brought the following young up-and comers: Wellens, Gleeson, Senior and Deacon.
What the coach can do is set the tone of a tour. Despite the results,pandora bracelets sale, this seems to have been a happy one.
Steve believes he has established a culture and a chemistry within the party that will serve us well in future.
That’s all well and good, but I’d pose the following question: would we rather have a harmonious losing tour or a trip on which they are at each others’ throats – and there have been some like that – and win a few Test matches?
I know my answer.