Steve Borthwick, head coach of the England national rugby team, joins rugby star Jamie George and New Zealand's innovative coach Scott Robertson for a gripping analysis of the recent England vs. All Blacks match. They delve into critical moments that swayed the game, including the pivotal decision to substitute Marcus Smith. The guests reflect on the strong yet bittersweet performance from England, showcasing emerging talents and tactical strategies while sharing lessons for future matchups. Expect insights that tackle both resilience and ambition in rugby.

Eddie Jones and Steve Borthwick discuss the disappointment of the Wallabies' game against Fiji, the importance of discipline, and positive changes made. They talk about building a young team for the future, going through pain to develop, and analyzing a tight game. They emphasize the importance of accelerating in the last quarter and working on attacking skills.

Steve Borthwick is the current head coach of the England men's national rugby team. Prior to this he was appointed Head Coach at Leicester Tigers in February 2020 after five seasons as Forwards Coach with England. As a player Steve made 240 appearances and won 57 caps for England, including two years as captain.This episode will explore how Steve has used his experiences of being a Saracens captain, working as a forwards coach at England and Bristol Bears to shape his team, their culture and ultimately their success.