Coach Eddie Jones says England “tried to do too many issues” as an try and revamp their gameplan fell flat in a Six Nations defeat by Scotland.

Earlier than the match, Jones had spoken about “adapting and evolving” their model in direction of “higher rugby”.

“We had a brief preparation time and perhaps due to that we tried to do too many issues,” Jones informed BBC Sport.

“You then get on the sector and also you seem like you possibly can’t do something.”

England play Italy of their second match of the championship on Saturday, a crew they’ve crushed in all 27 of their earlier conferences.

“We simply must focus again on the issues we are able to do,” Jones added.

“It is a mixture of the bodily, the choice, the emotional and the tactical. We did not have the fitting mix. It is like a chemistry.

“Generally that mix is just not proper and the crew can look horrible, and that is how we have been on Saturday. However we’re not a horrible crew.”

‘The aim was by no means to win one cap’

Tub prop Beno Obano received his first cap off the bench within the defeat, three years after first being referred to as as much as an England senior squad.

With Mako Vunipola getting back from harm for this weekend’s recreation, he has extra front-row competitors, however the 26-year-old says he desires a prolonged worldwide profession.

“The aim was by no means to win one cap,” he informed BBC Sport.

“The entire aim is to contribute as a lot as I can to England. I need to do it as many occasions as I can. That may most likely be the aim for the entire of the remainder of my profession.”

Obano rapped alongside his rugby as a teenager and, as is the custom for England gamers successful their first cap, was requested to sing a track to mark the event.

“I am retired, I do not make music any extra!” he replied when requested if he carried out one in all his personal songs.

“I did Infamous B.I.G’s Juicy. I believe folks loved it, they clapped which implies it should have been all proper!”