George Confides in England’s Reaction: “We Are Not a Bad Team”

Jamie George trusts in England’s quick recovery after a difficult period in the tournament. The recent slump of England, with consecutive defeats against Scotland and Ireland, has put a brake on their aspirations in the Six Nations, after only three rounds. This situation has affected the optimism generated by their previous winning streak. Recent performances have raised doubts about the team’s direction, and now the match at the Stadio Olimpico on March 7th becomes a crucial game.

Certainly, we are not a bad team overnight. We are not that far from our level. There was a snowball effect in both matches due to how we started.

Jamie George

George, however, is optimistic about a quick recovery. The player highlights the team’s quality and the good game plan, expressing his confidence that the team will return to its best level against Italy in two weeks. Furthermore, he acknowledges that the results have not been satisfactory and that the last two defeats have been disappointing. George points out that there are aspects to improve, including execution errors and loss of ball possession, but maintains confidence in the team’s ability to recover. The team will seek to correct errors and demonstrate its worth in the next match.