Billy Vunipola can use 2015’s annoyance to help propel England forward according to defence coach John Mitchell.
England were knocked out in 2015 however Vunipola’s tournament stopped earlier when he suffered strained knee bends against Wales
England’s 2019 opener in Sapporo on Sunday promises to be an occasion for Vunipola together with Eddie Jones’ aspect beginning their Pool A campaign against the nation of his parents.
“As an example, it is definitely private, that is fantastic but he could channel which in a good way too,” said Mitchell.
“I think he’s at a point at which tournament is unquestionably very important to him in contrast to what he experienced in 2015.
“I think there is an element of inspiration that’s driving him as a consequence of the encounter and he certainly wants this encounter to be a really good one.”
Vunipola has showcased all four of England’s pre-tournament warm-up games and Mitchell is convinced the No 8 could set his injury problems and deliver to England.
“He’s quietly gone to his work,” Mitchell explained.
“Every week he has got a tiny bit better and it’s really very important to help create an environment where he can appreciate his training [and ensuring] his voice and his view becomes noticed as well.
“He’s very good with the other back rowers also and they enjoy his company.
“He’s quite infectious to coach in the sense that in the event that you create the right atmosphere for him where he can blossom and his strengths come then he will provide you everything”
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