Will Greenwood was set on the place at Twickenham at which he had been hosting a live listing of Will Greenwood’s podcast.
Ahead of this 2019 World Cup in Japan,” co-presenter Rupert Cox requested Will because of his World XV, that started a lively debate.
There are plenty of surprises in the group, with England and New Zealand leading three players per year, while Wales South Africa, and Ireland – the very best team on the planet in line with the brand new World Rugby evaluations – only have one participant apiece.
“It’s not so easy to pick – that you are under stress to choose 15 player who can execute, but I’d be happy going in to coach the side,” explained Greenwood.
“It offers me a front row that will manage the ball but who can also bend over and push!
“I have astronomical line out jumper who can possibly handle, I have a mongrel for the breakdown, I have a gain line winner at Billy V and a loose cannon in Matera!”
“Every group requires a modest French general and I’ve got that at my own side; then you’ve got Barrett who will win a match by himself.”
Originally, England’s Johnny May was at the No 11 jersey but after pointing out that there were no South Africans from the medial other side, Greens swapped him out to Mapimpi.
He does give Springbok fans something to cheer about, Even though Mapimpi is the sole South African to create the Will’s World XV.
“To put this into perspective that I can easily select Steven Kitshoff, Malcolm Marx and Frans Malherbe are excellent. In the second row RG Snyman and Eben Etzebeth can easily play there and I haven’t discussed about Mostert.
“free of 6 I should have Siya Kolisi there, I like Kwagga Smith, Pieter-Steph Du Toit is a creature and Duane Vermeulen is great!
“Then Faf De Klerk at No 9, Handre Pollard at 10. Damian de Allende and Lukhanyo Am in the middle, Cheslin Kolbe and Makazole Mapimpi about the wings and I’d have Willie Le Roux in every team – so do not tell me they are not going to win at the World Cup!”
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