MIYAZAKI, Japan: England have acclimatised well in Japan since their arrival on Monday and are ready to begin serious preparation at their Miyazaki base for a successful Rugby World Cup campaign, head coach Eddie Jones said.
After several days relaxing, playing golf, paddle-boarding and getting accustomed to the time difference, England players can now expect a more rigorous workload, starting with training on Saturday afternoon. "Everyone is ready to start work and we have actually had to pull players back because they have wanted to work harder.""We have had a variety of activities on and off the field and I think like they feel like they have adapted to the environment as well as they can.
"The Japanese love the All Blacks and that is not going to change but I am sure we are going to get our fair amount of support," said Jones with a wry smile.
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