England's approach to rugby has evolved, showcasing the potential for striking plays. However, they need to improve their precision and structured patterns, particularly to support player Marcus Smith. He often showcases individual brilliance, but this can lead to a reliance on sporadic moments of magic rather than a cohesive strategy. England's recent successes came with rhythm, yet defensive weaknesses were evident. To win in Dublin, a more balanced approach is required, where enhanced team structure complements Smith's instinctive play, allowing him more options to execute effectively.
England has room for improvement regarding precision in their launch plays, needing better shape and patterns to fully leverage Marcus Smith's talents.
If England can tighten up defensively and reduce reliance on individual brilliance, they will be competitive in Dublin.
Marcus Smith was England's best player in the autumn, showcasing his abilities more through instinct than through established patterns.
Shape and patterns are meant to create options for the ball player, and proper execution can enhance Marcus's impact on the game.
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