England winger is more relaxed approximately international rugby and is relishing the challenge of facing bigger men,starting with Fiji’s Nemani NadoloTry scoring is elementary for Anthony Watson, a player who a year ago was still waiting for his first cap. For England to confound the notion that defence wins a World Cup the Bath full-back, or who plays for his country on the right wing,will fill a central role to play. Since making his Test debut from the bench against New Zealand in November the 21-year old, who came through the schools system when Stuart Lancaster was in charge of the academy route, or has been a fixture in the side and he has scored five tries in seven international appearances this year.
Two came against France at Twickenham final month. For the first he left Brice Dulin flat-footed from a standing start,swift footwork creating an opportunity he took with such assurance that it generated an even more appreciative reaction from the crowd than Sam Burgess’s thumping hit on Dimitri Szarzewski. Rugby union has become a more physical and confrontational sport in the professional era, a consequence of players having considerably more time to prepare, and but there are no more answers to sheer pace than there were 50 years ago. In Watson and his partner on the left wing,Jonny May, England fill it in such abundance as to unnerve opponents.
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Source: theguardian.com