He's pretty refined and composed

Also Simmonds, Vunipola and Umaga

Don't forget George Barton

MJ Rugby havent heard of him tbh. What club

@@joshwheeler9732 he was England U18s flyhalf in 2018 and is now playing for Gloucester in the English Prem and played for England U20s last year.

MJ Rugby I’ll search him

Steady on there Kieron dont want to burst a blood vessel now do we

guys like him end up being 12s in the mens game

@@tiekumark He's playing 10 for Bath now

73North my point is that with his size general ball playing ability guys like him eventually end up at 12 at the top level so teams can fit two play makers in the side for a double pivot. A bit like Farrell for England but I’m sure he will get a few more outings for bath at 10. I mean they played Matavesi there last game and he’s 6’2 and 110kg. Seems since Ford has gone they like a big lump at 10 haha.

@@tiekumark he is hardly a lump and is starting for bath today in the prem

@@jamierobinson7123 great

Buffy Moto ??

The lad at 1:57 would like a word

@@RawRugby from the other team

So pretty much you are saying tactics that great offensive 10's use in professional rugby won't work? Strange logic

Andy Mccreight no, am saying at top level he won’t get the space and opportunity to play like that, the show and go that he uses alot the first tackle won’t fall for it and will smash him. Specially a good back row. Lads got talent clearly. No denying that.

@@joeyc3482 I have to respectfully disagree. Pretty much all breaks come from individual talent. I do agree changes may have to be made to get away with such as changing your running line or staying flat but school boy level is certainly worlds apart from professional rugby. Good to see kids at that level finally getting publicity and recognition, it it was USA the kid would be the town hero

Andy Mccreight respect your opinion mate. But saying all his breaks come from individual talent is spot on but this was only completed or it “come off” because the lack of structured defence. You kind of answered this entire debate yourself . “School boy level is certainly worlds apart” my exact point. This lad has talent but until his mindset changes he will get predictable and back rows and the like will have a absolute field day at higher level. But higher level comes better coaching and I am sure we will see him on tele sometime soon and wish him all the best.