Charlie Morgan

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More of a rugby man (admits it) at @TimesSport. Ex @SportMagUK and @TelegraphSport. DMs open.

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Full exchange between Ellis Genge and Afo Fasogbon after the final whistle. Think Genge signs off with "you were fucking great". Wholesome United.

This sums up Marcus Smith's value to England's plan for France. Dupont clears, both Smiths and Earl in back-field. Marcus feeds Earl then sees space, pushes flat and breaks from first-receiver. LBB knock-on led indirectly to first England try. Full piece:

Fun exit play from Bristol. Pat Lam suggested afterwards that Gabriel Oghre practises this a fair bit in training. Best bit is him questioning the line-o like a veteran fly-half.

Turning point here. New Zealand nab the lineout but lose *50* metres and cough up a five-metre scrum with two inexplicably bad passes.

The less legal of these tackles is being heralded by an official account, the other is being used to incite a pile on 🤷‍♂️

Wee need to talk about this hidden inside ball: Ollie Hassell-Collins arriving on the right shoulder of George Kloska and cutting through a forward pod to slice the defence. Very smart two-phase strike. England A doing an Ireland on Ireland A.

Emeka Ilione makes the tackle on the phase before his pivotal jackal as well. Ooosh. Giving him a proper run might be one of the most significant legacies that Michael Cheika leaves from his time at Tigers.

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Asher Opoku-Fordjour coming on for a Test debut and Japan kicking a restart out of the full to give him a scrum immediately... and how he cannot help but grin as teammates gee him up. Really cool.

🔉 “No chat, it’s all on vision.” “Your palm will follow your eyes.” Scott Robertson drills falling offloads with All Blacks back-rowers. Features an *elite* bum-slap at 0.31

There was a turnover for a delayed box-kick last Friday at Kingsholm. Adam Leal asks Aled Davies to use the ball at 13.11, blows up at 13.20. Not harsh, and just an easy win for the whole sport if it continues to happen.

Understandable that the Edwards try is revered (and please read: but this non-try from the same game, scratched off because Fergus Slattery's overhead, quarterback-style pass drifts forward, had me with my mouth open the other day.

This (via England Rugby Instagram) is a great angle to show the movement of Elliot Daly and how that manipulates Nolann le Garrec and France's short side defence. Fin Smith's direction and communication really clear as well.

Happy to be corrected but don't think Leinster can be much better here from a positional standpoint. They make the window for a 50:22 tiny. Antoine Dupont just nails it. Alien. (Watch him scanning at the start of the clip, in the knowledge that the ruck is inside halfway)

It’s Finn Russell standing flat and fizzing passes inviting runners onto overs lines to outflank pressing defenders. Again.

Shinobu Fujiwara, nine minutes into his Test debut. Jackal turnover (riding the clear-out of Sam Underhill), buys 10 more metres, taps and goes. A legend is born.

Love this angle. Jordan starts the phase a couple of metres beyond the breakdown. Times that long sweep into a third wave beautifully, bursting onto Mo’unga’s pass. Hard to defend because he’ll be hidden for so long.

Donoghue on scoring 100 seconds into his first Premiership start: "Lee [Blackett] said if space opened up, not to be afraid to go through it. Killing a team through the middle makes it harder for them to recover than if you get around them on the edge."

One to keep in mind for the Six Nations: line-out throws have to be straight if they go short to the front. Even if - as Glasgow do here - the throwing side lifts a jumper further back. Sound up for an explanation from Pierre Brousset:

Bristol Bears running out restarts remains one of the funnest things about the Premiership. This begins the second half on Saturday - Gabriel Oghre's fourth touch in 70 seconds wins the penalty. Gabriel Ibitoye roaming in-field as a distributor/mischief-maker 🤌

Here's 56 seconds of Tyrone Green on kick-return, looking like that super-annoying guy who bosses conditioned games in pre-season because he's loads fitter and quicker than everyone else (which he probably is?). Work-rate for the scoring phase immense.

Cool to see Josh Canham in latest Wallabies squad. Really eye-catching in the first half of the Reds game the other day. Two carries and a scrum-half pass within four phases here:

Turning point here. New Zealand nab the lineout but lose 50 metres and cough up a five-metre scrum with two inexplicably bad passes.

🔉 “No chat, it’s all on vision.” “Your palm will follow your eyes.” Scott Robertson drills falling offloads with All Blacks back-rowers. Features an elite bum-slap at 0.31