Six Nations 2010: England set to drop Jonny Wilkinson to bench for France clash

1204PM GMT seventeen March 2010

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Paying the cost Jonny Wilkinson has been incompetent to find tip form Photo REUTERS

Wilkinson is still reception diagnosis after pang a integrate of complicated blows to his head opposite Scotland, whilst Flood showed a little considerable glimpses during his second-half cameo.

Many England supporters have been left wondering how their team, that has a outrageous personification bottom and resources to pull upon, are struggling as most as they now are in the Six Nations.

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Asked if he accepted fans" feelings, England manager Martin Johnson pronounced "Of course. We are not observant this is great enough, we are observant we can be improved than that."

Johnson was allocated to his post but any prior coaching or government experience and an augmenting series of outspoken critics have blamed him for England"s discreet and hulking code of rugby.

However, Johnson pronounced "The notice that the group is shackled and indifferent is wrong but the mistakes unequivocally harm us.

"It is not the aspiration as most as the execution that is spiteful us. There are not a outrageous volume of secrets out there and at this impulse France are you do improved than anyone."

Delon Armitage has been forsaken for the France match, clearing the approach for Ben Foden to have his initial Test begin at full-back.

Armitage has paid the cost for a unemployment in form, dropping out of the 22-man patrol altogether.

England captain Steve Borthwick is now being assessed after undergoing diagnosis for a long-standing wear and rip complaint in his knee.

Wing Ugo Monye is taken after pang a neck damage at Murrayfield during the 15-15 pull opposite Scotland last weekend.