Video:Kenny Logan & Josh Lewsey on the Scotland/England game


By Kath
September 27 2011

This video features Ex Scottish International Kenny Logan and Ex England International Josh Lewsey talking about  Rugby World Cup

Kenny Logan & Josh Lewsey on the Scotland/England game

 

Ex England International Josh Lewsey and Ex Scottish International Kenny Logan talk about how their respective nations have performed in the Rugby World Cup and give their insight in advance of the must win Scotland/England match.

Josh Lewsey says that “if England actually get parity in terms of possession I think they’ll win and they’ll win well.”

However, Kenny Logan says "that what Scotland need to do is “mix with them [England] and... create an environment where they make it really hard for them to play rugby, and if we can do that against England, we’ve got a chance of winning.”

 The game is being held at Eden Park in Auckland on Saturday 1st October and will be the first match that England and Scotland have played against each other outside of the UK.

 

 

 

 

Video:Kenny Logan & Josh Lewsey on the Scotland/England game
Posted by: Unofficial England Rugby Union (IP Logged)
Date: 27/09/2011 16:41

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Re: Video:Kenny Logan & Josh Lewsey on the Scotland/England game
Posted by: Isaac Dix (IP Logged)
Date: 27/09/2011 17:31

This is going to be a corker of a game. Scotland will be the wounded animal with a QF at stake. England cannot afford to lose. Great stuff.

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