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25th February 2018
10:58am GMT

"I wish I'd known that [when I was playing]!"England coach Eddie Jones said that he was unaware of the incident but added that any pre-match confrontation shouldn't detract from a Scotland win.
"I've been coaching a game. I've been pretty busy. Are you aware of it? You can show it to me after the press conference, then we can have a chat about it," Jones said. "In all seriousness, I don't know about it. If there was, we shouldn't let that detract from a great Scotland victory. Don't get distracted by other things.
"Have you got an Iphone 10? The vision is better on an Iphone 10."Earlier in the week, Scotland centre Peter Horne said he was looking forward to having a crack at Farrell, but his comments weren't exactly incendiary. "Owen Farrell is one of the best players in the world," said Horne. "For me personally, it's really exciting; you want to test yourself against these guys and see where we are at. "In the past, some of our coaches have spoken to Saracens coaches and been down to training with them and I have picked up little drills that Owen does after training to try and help my own game. "He's a really special player and I am really excited to have a crack at him."
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