Jonny May's sensational second try against Ireland at Twickenham proved just what England are capable of as a team in transition — thanks to valuable lessons learned from Liverpool Football Club.
The Gloucester wing is now joint-second on the all-time list of English Test try-scorers with 31 and head coach Eddie Jones offered an emphatic tribute, saying: ‘He’s an incredible rugby player. In the time I’ve been lucky enough to coach him, he has been outstanding.
‘I’ve never seen a more professional player. He continues to get better.’
Eddie Jones was pleased with what he referred to as May’s ‘flick-the-switch’ second try
Asked if May can go on to surpass Rory Underwood’s tally of 49 tries, Jones added: ‘I don’t see why not.