Steve Borthwick has insisted he feels the England supporters' "hurt and pain" as he accepted the scrutiny on his position ahead of a crucial clash with Fiji rugby.
Borthwick's side have lost their last five games, a run that encompassed their worst Six Nations campaign and continued in last week's Nations Championship opener against South Africa.
England were last beaten in six successive Tests in 2006, a run that led to the resignation of Andy Robinson later that year, and face a tough trip to take on Argentina in Santiago del Estero next weekend.
It makes the encounter with Fiji at Everton's Hill ******* inson Stadium vital, with a near-capacity crowd expected in Liverpool for a rare England outing in the north.
Having recalled his first trip to see the side face the All Blacks at Old Trafford as a child, Borthwick embraced the pressure that comes with his position as he seeks an improved showing form his squad.
Borthwick's side have lost their last five games, a run that encompassed their worst Six Nations campaign and continued in last week's Nations Championship opener against South Africa.
England were last beaten in six successive Tests in 2006, a run that led to the resignation of Andy Robinson later that year, and face a tough trip to take on Argentina in Santiago del Estero next weekend.
It makes the encounter with Fiji at Everton's Hill ******* inson Stadium vital, with a near-capacity crowd expected in Liverpool for a rare England outing in the north.
Having recalled his first trip to see the side face the All Blacks at Old Trafford as a child, Borthwick embraced the pressure that comes with his position as he seeks an improved showing form his squad.
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