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Published 14:02 12 Jan 2017 GMT
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“I think most definitely France and Ireland, Ireland been impressive, they’ve obviously had their world breaking breaking win against the All Blacks, they're very well coached by Joe Schmidt and they have produced some young players."In addition to this, Ireland are showing some incredible form along with a resurgent France, an ever-improving Scotland side and a consistently solid Welsh team. Even Italy beat the Springboks this year. Nevertheless, it seems like some people think England are nailed on to secure another Grand Slam. The Telegraph are reporting that American website Groupon are selling a 'Men's England Slam Champions 2017 Rugby T-Shirt'. The white t-shirt contains the title of the English rugby anthem, 'swing low sweet chariot', emblazoned over a red English rose.
This isn't the first time England have been embroiled in this type of controversy.
Remember back in 2011, when England jumped the gun with their Nike video, 'Grand Slam Champions'? Well, Ireland ended that dream with a 24-8 victory at Lansdowne Road.
The video below contains some added footage which we very much think you will approve of.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zB5eu0EwK34
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