Wibble Rugby: The Eddie Jones England Attack | The Breakdown

As of 12/03/2021, the England Rugby Team under Eddie Jones is results-wise, in its worst position since 2018. Whilst winning the Autumn Nations Cup of 2020, England are thought to be plateauing, beaten by Scotland at HQ for the first time in 38 years, and increasingly over-reliant on a kicking game that has been labeled as stagnant and boring, in contrast to the free-flowing, try-scoring prowess of France and New Zealand.

Under Simon Amor however, England are starting to find their groove. Behind the intricate plays and dynamics, lies a deep understanding of attacking space, a want to revel in chaos, revolutionary fitness, and with the players at hand, the makings of a limitless attacking system.

Today, we show you the inner workings of this Attack system under Amor. We break down the dynamics behind it, the keys to its success, the much-criticised Eddie Jones' selection policy designed to make it work, and why it could prove to be the most dangerous attack in the World.

Over the 42 minutes, we show the various patterns; shapes, pod structures, distribution methods, and the innovative running lines that will make England very difficult to beat.

Grab a beer, its a hell of a story.

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