RWC: Ireland, France setting pace for Rugby World Cup 2023

Ireland and France are situation the pace in the Six Nations and are obviously ahead of the other squads at the moment. That’s the view of ex-All Blackhead Sean Fitzpatrick some 18 months out of the Rugby World Cup 2023, which is set to be played in France next year. Rugby Fans can buy RWC 2023 Tickets from our website.

Ireland and France are situations the pace in the Six Nations

Fitzpatrick was speaking to the media in his role as Laureus Sport for Good chairman but lived a bit on the competition and form of teams forward of the attraction tournament.

The superseding message is that Ireland and France are fairly ahead of the game at the instant. I truly like what I see from the French – they seem fit, planned, and have a nation of success. They appear to be playing for each other, which is countless and they are young, Fitzpatrick said.

When you look at squads that have won the Rugby World Cup in the past, there has remained a degree of youth and knowledge. They have depth in their statistics. If I mention those two squads – Ireland and France – they have all that successful for them. Fitzpatrick said that New Zealand in specific was custody an eye on the two, especially as they lost to both sides last November.

New Zealand has a lot of attention in the Six Nations – they didn’t have countless autumn, losing to both Ireland and France, so there is a lot of expectation in terms of what is going to occur in the next 12 months. Everyone is very attentive in watching the rugby coming out of Europe at the instant – the French Top14 and the Presidency and the feeling are that the quality of rugby is a lot improved than it was in the past.

That’s a likeness to what we are seeing in the Six Nations. We’ve understood we have a bit of work to do to catch up. The condition with the Super Rugby competition and Covid is not serving us in terms of emerging our young talent to be prepared to play the Irish in the summer, let alone the RWC in 18 months’ time.

they didn’t have countless autumn, losing to both Ireland and France

While there were worries, Fitzpatrick supposed All Black coach Ian Foster had his strategies in place for a strong showing in France next year? “Ian Foster knows where he is going for sure, Fitzpatrick described. Traditionally the All Blacks have not worked on four-year cycles, they strain and victory every year.

But I think this time they are building for the France Rugby World Cup 2023. The consequences have been unsatisfactory but Ian has visible a lot of players to international rugby. In 2019 they were exposed a bit in the heat of the Rugby World Cup 2023 fight.

He did acknowledge that the Super Rugby competition had misplaced a bit of shine since the South African sides had left. Super Rugby has not twisted out to be the struggle it should be. Super Rugby Aoteroa in 2020 was fantastic, everyone loved it, coming back to New Zealand, and it was very family.

But last year was dissimilar and we’ve missed South Africa. Super 12 was such a good creation, but they got greedy going to 14, 16, 18 squads and it blew out because it was unmaintainable.

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