00:00Today we play against England, the world champion, first in the ranking, so it's a curriculum of all respect.
00:06The result is 61-33, so it's a negative, but these 33 are the number higher points that we've ever
00:14seen in England.
00:15So, at the moment, I'm so proud of it for the team, because we've done so many positive things.
00:23When I approach a game, like we said before, when I approach a game against the most strong in the
00:30world,
00:30first in the ranking, they won't lose a game, but we don't remember when we do it,
00:35I think that at the level of emotions and mental you can approach it in two ways,
00:39having fear or seeing it as an opportunity.
00:42If I know that I'm against the most strong in the world, if I know that I'm against the most
00:47strong in the world,
00:48it's an opportunity for me to potentially play against the best rugby team,
00:52to play against the most strong in the world.
00:54So, I think that's been the key to be able to see it all as a great opportunity.
00:59And this changes, I think, at the level of mental health.
01:02I think that we can afford more time to pass together in Raduno,
01:06more opportunities we have to train together as a group.
01:09We're all sparse for Europe, France, England, Italy,
01:12during the year, we have to create so many opportunities.
01:16So, I think more investment in this sense would give us an opportunity,
01:19I believe, as a player, and I'm convinced, to develop even better our game.
01:24So, this is what we need to do.
01:26We need more games, more games, more games and more investment.
