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Martin Johnson believes England’s most painful defeats under Steve Borthwick can benefit them at the Rugby World Cup in Australia next year
Former England captain Martin Johnson believes that the national team can take vital lessons from their most painful defeats under head coach Steve Borthwick. He suggests these difficult experiences will ultimately benefit the squad as they prepare for the upcoming Rugby World Cup in Australia.
Johnson's comments come ahead of the tournament next year, highlighting that past setbacks could serve as valuable preparation. However, further specifics of Johnson's assessment were limited due to truncated article content.
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