Stuart Lancaster??

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Has he proved himself good enough for the full time england head coach or not?

Jeremy Guscott seems to think that the jury is still out, and that Nick Mallet is still in the running.

Surely Stuart Lancaster has proved to all beyond an imagination that he has what it takes. He has taken a rookie team with not many caps between the whole team made them into a team to challenge any one, he has won 3 games away from home, the first time any England team as done that.

Surely to bring in a different coach right now or for the summer tour will simply undermine what as been achieved so far.

Could Nick Mallet and Stuart Lancaster work together?

Does any one know when the anoucement is made about who the head coach will be?

Peter Seabiscuit Wheeler wrote:

WELL-PAST-IT wrote:I love it when people knock England by stating that the opposition, whoever it is were very poor. Is it coincidence that according to a lot on here, all four teams England have played against have played poorly, or could it just be that England have not allowed them to play well.

Not one scrum half or fly half has had a good game against us, one had such a mare that he has decided to retire.

The Italians srguably had there only good game against England. Their 10 really should retire.
Scotland and France were certainly well below what they are capable of, and Scotland really shouldve won. In all 4 games the 10's have imploded to some extent, i dont think you can really credit England with that. In two cases it was patentenly bad selection, in Preistlands that hes having a crisis of confidence coming back form inury and in Burtons case that hes just abysmal.

Your right not to mention Dan Parks, that would just be a cruel reminder