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Wigglesworth

American  
[wig-uhlz-wurth] / ˈwɪg əlzˌwɜrθ /

noun

  1. Michael, 1631–1705, U.S. theologian and author, born in England.


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Blackett was also inheriting an England side that had enjoyed a stellar 2025 Six Nations campaign, racking up 25 tries - the most they have managed in almost a quarter of a century - under the guidance of Richard Wigglesworth.

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The players have insisted they are happy with the tactics they are being asked to play, but Blackett and Wigglesworth are an excellent brains trust for Borthwick to consult if he decides to reshape the gameplan.

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Borthwick reshuffled his coaching set-up after the summer, with senior assistant Richard Wigglesworth taking on the defence remit and Lee Blackett retained as attack coach after a successful stint in Argentina.

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In the build-up to the tournament, Borthwick's right-hand man Richard Wigglesworth had suggested that, just as England did not deserve every bit of criticism they got during a rotten run in 2024, the praise they received in a far more successful 2025 might be overblown.

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"There's not many Test matches you get to sit in late and smile, enjoy and take in without thinking of a message, a decision, or a substitution that might be needed," said Richard Wigglesworth, England's senior assistant coach, of last year's victory.

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