In the aftermath of his side’s defeat to Wales, the Japan head coach Eddie Jones already had more than half an eye on England. “We’ll need to be able to break up the game,” the veteran schemer said with a glint in his eye and a familiar smirk on his face. “If we play an orthodox game of rugby, we’re probably going to struggle to beat them. And the English don’t react well to unorthodox rugby. We’ve got to think
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