"Stealing a living" - 2003 World Cup-winner slams current England crop - Ruck

“Stealing a living” – 2003 World Cup-winner slams current England crop

England legend Steve Thompson has slammed the international sides current crop of players after their abject performance against France.

Steve Borthwick’s men lost 53-10 to France on Saturday, their heaviest home defeat.

They are likely to face even tougher opposition in Grand Slam-chasing Ireland on the final weekend.

Thompson, who doesn’t watch rugby much anymore, has had his life turned upside down by the diagnosis of early onset dementia.

You can watch his documentary, Head On: Rugby, Dementia and Me, by clicking here.

Commenting on the game, the 2003 World Cup-winner wrote: “Media hype. I don’t comment about rugby much.

“I think rugby players deserve every penny they get but the current England team are stealing a living!

“Social media and hype! has a lot to answer for!!”

Every England player ranked on their 2023 Six Nations performances

RUCK’s 2023 Six Nations content powered by ISUZU.

Check out the entire squad ranked from best to worst in their performances. so far below.

There hasn’t been too many standout performers.

Freddie Steward – 6.75/10

Vs Scotland – 6/10

Vs Italy – 6/10

Vs Wales – 9/10

vs Ireland – 6/10

Freddie Steward of England during the Six Nations Match between England and Italy at Twickenham, London on 12 Feb 2023 (Photo: Tom Sandberg/PPAUK)

Jamie George – 6.5/10

Vs Scotland – 7/10

Vs Italy – 8/10

Vs Wales – 6/10

vs Ireland – 5/10

Ellis Genge – 6.25/10

Vs Scotland – 5/10

Vs Italy – 7/10

Vs Wales – 8/10

vs Ireland – 5/10

Ellis Genge of England on the break during the Six Nations Championship, Calcutta Cup match between England and Scotland at Twickenham Stadium, Twickenham, London on February 4th 2023. – PHOTO: Phil Mingo/PPAUK

Ollie Chessum – 6.25/10

Vs Scotland – 8/10

Vs Italy – 7/10

Vs Wales – 5/10

vs Ireland – 5/10

Ollie Chessum of England beats the tackle of Matt Fagerson of Scotland during the Six Nations Championship, Calcutta Cup match between England and Scotland at Twickenham Stadium, Twickenham, London on February 4th 2023. – PHOTO: Phil Mingo/PPAUK

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