There on Saturday with my daughter and granddaughters and, what a day it was! An emphatic win, done with immense style. I have great respect for Simon Middleton, who was instrumental in laying the foundations of a great team, giving John Mitchell and his coaches a group of players with the skills and confidence to adapt and learn new and exciting styles of playing with an emphasis on freeing individual players to show what they are best at. The France match will, no doubt, be a different matter, but if England can play with the same commitment and cohesion, I am confident that they will be able to come away with the Grand Slam once again. Well done the Roses!
It's good to see the spotlight put on Jess Breach because she's been a brilliant and inspirational player for England these past seven years and her record of 40 tries in 37 matches is simply phenomenal.
I like Jess Breach, going forward with pace she's excellent. However she does need to work on her tackling, she tends to tackle to high and is easily brushed aside.
I was one of those 3,000 watching Jess get her second cap at Twickenham, and I was one of the 48,000 last Saturday. Well done, Jess, and well done Red Roses!
Jess is a Fantastic Rugby player, it amazing to see the development from a Speedster to a real team player. Not just Tries but the Tackling, Kicking and positional awarness that make her name the First on the teamsheet for me!
The rugby skills on show with England Roses are fantastic. Saturdays game against Ireland will go down as one of the most entertaining games I have watched. What makes the ladies game special was watching how the Roses interacted with the crowd. Very excited for the French game.
Glad to see your team coming to Bordeaux next Saturday. You are our best "ennemies" but I wish that match will be at first a fantastic game. Whoever wins I hope that the rugby will be played at his top. Welcome to your girls in the Chaban Delmas Stadium. Allez la 🇨🇵 Jean-François French rugby lover and past player
@jean-francoisbrieuc705 Le plus profond respect aux courageux Français. Deux des meilleures équipes mondiales présenteront sûrement le meilleur du rugby féminin. Ancien joueur de rugby et buveur aguerri. Mon français a toujours été pire que mon rugby. J'espère que Google Translate a fait un travail décent.
Its good to see players like Kildunne and Breech really up their level in the w6n this year. One thing England did so well over the whole tourney was acceleration both on and off the ball. The forwards line speed was exceptional. It was the key to that performance against Ireland. In terms of the back 3 they were all ready the best in the world on attack, Breech haas really upped her game in defence. Nice to see she is also a humble player that wants to get even better. Whilst she is not quite at Abbie Dow's level right now, she certianly has the skill and work ethic to get there. That will be a firghtening thing for any other team to face. My other stand out is Marle Packer what a leader. Both in words and action. For leadership she is right up there with the great Martin Johnson.
That performance against Ireland was up there with one of the great performances of any side ever in all of World Rugby. Free flowing, pure domination, speed, skill and a whole load of fun. The Black Ferns May hav3 the most number of IRB Rugby World Cups at 6 titles but the 2 x Champion Red Roses are the World number 1 atm for a reason.
You should all be very proud, fantastic team performances, my viewing has changed from watching the mens team to the women's team, can't wait to see the France game, keep strong, keep that team spirit going, really proud of this team.
The game was amazing and thank you Jess breach for singing my baby daughters England shirt we’re getting it framed it will be a memory forever. Smash France on Saturday ladies!
I watched all games from all teams, and win or lose I felt you did yourselves and your Countries proud. Naturally, being English, I am super proud that the English team won the competition and grand slams. Each and every girl and squad member gave their all. It is a shame that our politicians, authorities, police, media and pundits do not show the same pride in our Country. It wouldn't have been a surprise if our crap police hadn't turned up at Twickenham and banned English flags and insisted we took the knee for Palestine. I digress. I, among many thousands, applaud the English ladies and their sporting prowess for this our Country...England, despite the police hatred for the people who not only pay them but by consent allow them to have their position. Well done England Red Roses.
Lou, I loved your reply the previous week to the bbc presenter over the red card. best reply for a long time Keep up the good work, relay enjoying the Red Roses on a charge...
Must be scary as a non England fan to watch the game and realise they are only 4 game into a new head coach. They put together such a complete performance at Twickenham I don’t think a single team in the world would’ve stood a chance. Bring on the 2025 WC
it is frightening how good these ladies are ...probably only operating at 80% with the kicks missed and a few mistakes i can see 100/120 points in a match if they get it right on the day
Incredible to think Jess is only 26, she's not even half way into her career and she's already a legend! Can't wait for this Saturday and Le Crunch 🌹🌹🌹
whats truely amazing is how much better she is now as a player, the pass off the floor for Feanatis first try was world class. I honestly think Breach is the most improved player right now.
Marvellous rugby team. Such skills and athleticism. Lovely people too who genuinely seem to appreciate the interest and support. The men’s team could learn a lot from these gems….
Does the team practise recovery breathing? Perhaps only babies breath naturally , Nose is by far the best ,and deep ,try to breathe down to the toes, You probably do it anyway ,I'm such a big fan and you are doing such a great job for our mental wellbeing ,just sitting watching you and cheering ,grinning just like the old fool I am ,but all the same ,"sunshine girls"!!!!
Any training on the psychological approach to the referee? How to make sure that the referee understands that you want to play, quickly, so keeping opponents onside is a paramount requirement, of the need to penalise opponents rather than just 'advise' if they continue to offend (like the Irish backs did at kicks ahead) or the Welsh did in fragmenting scrums? If the referee, and the TMO, are calling things incorrectly then you can, politely contradict them - this is not in any way dissent, just calling what has happened like it was. So many of the lady referees are never in a good position to see what has happened, and 'teams of three' with the T/Js appear to now be obsolete that an over reliance on an often poor TMO is not what refereeing is all about. Stand your ground and argue your case, and if the referee has anything about them they will soon realise the mistake that has been made. Sorry Folks, old fashioned referee here, from the days back then when all we had in our favour was fitness, common sense, and a sense of humour.
elles font des choses simple... certes... mais elles les font bien, et surtout à fond. ON vois le résultat à chaque confrontation... Elles sont terrible à jouer.
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There on Saturday with my daughter and granddaughters and, what a day it was! An emphatic win, done with immense style. I have great respect for Simon Middleton, who was instrumental in laying the foundations of a great team, giving John Mitchell and his coaches a group of players with the skills and confidence to adapt and learn new and exciting styles of playing with an emphasis on freeing individual players to show what they are best at. The France match will, no doubt, be a different matter, but if England can play with the same commitment and cohesion, I am confident that they will be able to come away with the Grand Slam once again. Well done the Roses!
It's good to see the spotlight put on Jess Breach because she's been a brilliant and inspirational player for England these past seven years and her record of 40 tries in 37 matches is simply phenomenal.
I like Jess Breach, going forward with pace she's excellent. However she does need to work on her tackling, she tends to tackle to high and is easily brushed aside.
I was one of those 3,000 watching Jess get her second cap at Twickenham, and I was one of the 48,000 last Saturday. Well done, Jess, and well done Red Roses!
Jess is a Fantastic Rugby player, it amazing to see the development from a Speedster to a real team player. Not just Tries but the Tackling, Kicking and positional awarness that make her name the First on the teamsheet for me!
The rugby skills on show with England Roses are fantastic. Saturdays game against Ireland will go down as one of the most entertaining games I have watched. What makes the ladies game special was watching how the Roses interacted with the crowd. Very excited for the French game.
Glad to see your team coming to Bordeaux next Saturday.
You are our best "ennemies" but I wish that match will be at first a fantastic game.
Whoever wins I hope that the rugby will be played at his top.
Welcome to your girls in the Chaban Delmas Stadium.
Allez la 🇨🇵
Jean-François
French rugby lover and past player
Hope you have a great day watching the rugby and I hope both our teams play their best and enjoy it.
Much love from an English fan 🏴 🇫🇷
@jean-francoisbrieuc705 Le plus profond respect aux courageux Français. Deux des meilleures équipes mondiales présenteront sûrement le meilleur du rugby féminin. Ancien joueur de rugby et buveur aguerri. Mon français a toujours été pire que mon rugby. J'espère que Google Translate a fait un travail décent.
Its good to see players like Kildunne and Breech really up their level in the w6n this year. One thing England did so well over the whole tourney was acceleration both on and off the ball. The forwards line speed was exceptional. It was the key to that performance against Ireland. In terms of the back 3 they were all ready the best in the world on attack, Breech haas really upped her game in defence. Nice to see she is also a humble player that wants to get even better. Whilst she is not quite at Abbie Dow's level right now, she certianly has the skill and work ethic to get there. That will be a firghtening thing for any other team to face. My other stand out is Marle Packer what a leader. Both in words and action. For leadership she is right up there with the great Martin Johnson.
That performance against Ireland was up there with one of the great performances of any side ever in all of World Rugby. Free flowing, pure domination, speed, skill and a whole load of fun. The Black Ferns May hav3 the most number of IRB Rugby World Cups at 6 titles but the 2 x Champion Red Roses are the World number 1 atm for a reason.
Love watching the roses play. So much skill involved
You should all be very proud, fantastic team performances, my viewing has changed from watching the mens team to the women's team, can't wait to see the France game, keep strong, keep that team spirit going, really proud of this team.
The game was amazing and thank you Jess breach for singing my baby daughters England shirt we’re getting it framed it will be a memory forever. Smash France on Saturday ladies!
Jess Breach reminds me of how Bryan Habana played. Raw speed but a great rugby brain, see it in the interceptions and now the kick/chase.
Nah that back three is acc OP I love this team soooooo much, how far theyve come its kinda nostalgic, lets bring home that GS comonnnnnnnnn
I watched all games from all teams, and win or lose I felt you did yourselves and your Countries proud. Naturally, being English, I am super proud that the English team won the competition and grand slams. Each and every girl and squad member gave their all.
It is a shame that our politicians, authorities, police, media and pundits do not show the same pride in our Country. It wouldn't have been a surprise if our crap police hadn't turned up at Twickenham and banned English flags and insisted we took the knee for Palestine.
I digress. I, among many thousands, applaud the English ladies and their sporting prowess for this our Country...England, despite the police hatred for the people who not only pay them but by consent allow them to have their position.
Well done England Red Roses.
Lou, I loved your reply the previous week to the bbc presenter over the red card. best reply for a long time
Keep up the good work, relay enjoying the Red Roses on a charge...
Must be scary as a non England fan to watch the game and realise they are only 4 game into a new head coach. They put together such a complete performance at Twickenham I don’t think a single team in the world would’ve stood a chance. Bring on the 2025 WC
It's a film. *Fast & Furious 3,* starring Jess Breach, Ellie Kildunne and Abby Dow.
This is such a treat to watch. Thank you for posting 🌹🙏🏻
I think it's key that Mo Hunt starts at number nine against France!
it is frightening how good these ladies are ...probably only operating at 80% with the kicks missed and a few mistakes i can see 100/120 points in a match if they get it right on the day
Incredible to think Jess is only 26, she's not even half way into her career and she's already a legend!
Can't wait for this Saturday and Le Crunch 🌹🌹🌹
whats truely amazing is how much better she is now as a player, the pass off the floor for Feanatis first try was world class. I honestly think Breach is the most improved player right now.
@@simonglancy7070 totally! no doubt that she's absolutely amazing. I think she's got the whole world beat on top speed, too.
Roses are red, red roses! Love that
Loved the match another excellent performance and win
Let's win a 3rd grand slam
You have to say that the handling skills of the girls humiliate the men most of the time
Amazing video and team 👍👍👏👏❤️❤️
Seems the back three have added power to their game...strength + speed = power...all three have a ferocious fend....
48k at Twickers.....that's how good they are....bring on France
excellent.
Marvellous rugby team. Such skills and athleticism. Lovely people too who genuinely seem to appreciate the interest and support. The men’s team could learn a lot from these gems….
Happy Saint George's Day to the Red Roses
Does the team practise recovery breathing? Perhaps only babies breath naturally , Nose is by far the best ,and deep ,try to breathe down to the toes, You probably do it anyway ,I'm such a big fan and you are doing such a great job for our mental wellbeing ,just sitting watching you and cheering ,grinning just like the old fool I am ,but all the same ,"sunshine girls"!!!!
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Any training on the psychological approach to the referee? How to make sure that the referee understands that you want to play, quickly, so keeping opponents onside is a paramount requirement, of the need to penalise opponents rather than just 'advise' if they continue to offend (like the Irish backs did at kicks ahead) or the Welsh did in fragmenting scrums? If the referee, and the TMO, are calling things incorrectly then you can, politely contradict them - this is not in any way dissent, just calling what has happened like it was. So many of the lady referees are never in a good position to see what has happened, and 'teams of three' with the T/Js appear to now be obsolete that an over reliance on an often poor TMO is not what refereeing is all about. Stand your ground and argue your case, and if the referee has anything about them they will soon realise the mistake that has been made.
Sorry Folks, old fashioned referee here, from the days back then when all we had in our favour was fitness, common sense, and a sense of humour.
elles font des choses simple... certes... mais elles les font bien, et surtout à fond. ON vois le résultat à chaque confrontation... Elles sont terrible à jouer.
Love watching them play there a dam good side like the way they get stuck in and the running game the English men could lean a thing or two from them
VIVA LE FRANCE 🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷
France played well, but they had no answers for England.