England and Saracens Hooker Jamie George were invited to the tour of the British and Irish Lions in the week of the first test against Australia.
The main coach of the Andy Farrell brought a cover on the whore after the port of Covan-Dickie was forced on Saturday 48-0 victories via Aunz Invitational XV in Adelaide.
Covan-Dickie was decomposed of the field after he appeared when he was made right and as he saw a sexual field at half time, he was facing a spell on the margins that forcibly forced the lions to seek reinforcements.
“He (Cowan-Dickie) is good and in a good mood,” said the main coach of Farrell Ski sports.
“He immediately got up with the stretcher. It was unhappy for him and looked like a concussion. We’ll see what we say with what.”
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The chief coach of British and Irish Lions Andy Farrell admits that there are some difficult decisions to relate the team choosing after Australia and New Zealand Invitational XV before the test series.
George was scheduled for co-captain England in his second test against Argentina on Saturday, but instead flying in Australia on the third lion tour after it in Novi Zealand in 2017 years and South Africa in 2021. years.
Saracens Hooker Theo Dan Replaces George in England who began XV in San Huan, with Northampton’s Curtis Langdon joining replacements.
“We are absolutely thrilled for Jamie’s selection,” said the English head of Trainer Steve Borthvick.
“This is also a fantastic opportunity for Theo and Curtis, who both worked incredibly hard and truly impressed in training.
“They fully deserve this opportunity, we are right behind them and we are all excited to see them and make an impact.”
Ringrose from the first test with earthquake
Garri Ringrose is not available for the first test of British and Irish lions against Australia on Saturday after the Andy Farrell coach confirmed that he was fighting with the earthquake.
Ringrose suffered head injuries in victory on Wednesday over the action of actions and faces a minimum of 12-day stand, preventing him from participating in the Brisbane series in Brisbane.
“Garri had a delayed reaction. He had headaches a day and continued the next day, so he went through the protocols for the concussion and failed,” Farrell said.
“Unfortunately for him and for us is 12 days, so it comes out of the first test and return for the middle of the game before the second test (against the first nations and passage of the XV 22. July).
“You don’t mess with these things and it’s unhappy for him and everyone else. Anyway is in good mash.”
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