Women’s coach in England, John Mitchell, says his team will be driven by their internal standards than by external expectations, as they enter the Rugby World Cup in an extraordinary form of form that has made them favorites.

Since 2019 England have won an extraordinary 55 of their 56 matches, but a loss still burns while it came to the last World cup In 2022 when New Zealand kidnapped a late lineup, and with it victory, on household land.

Since then, the red roses have had some wins on black seeds, and routinely washing everyone in Europe, but everything other than the September 27th win in Twicenham will give a last attack with 25 games another note of disappointment.

Mitchell, the young Zealander with much experience who took over in 2023, insists, however, that “noise“There will be no influence on the team he named on Thursday.

“In my time with the red roses we have set a standard and is a standard that they seem to stand in accordance with, something they withdraw,“He told reporters in Twickenham.

“We are seeing the ability to be successful with opportunities and stay away from the risk of failure and talk about those kinds of things. We are another team from 2022 and now we have an opportunity to win the right and finish something we started.“

Mitchell said the experience and position of the position in the squad is deeper than ever before, which is likely to be vital with the usual gathering of damage, shocks and suspensions that a modern World Cup tends to be laid.

“I think the depth will allow us to deal with the challenges, but I think the things that lead us the most are our competition inside,“He said.”Some people tend to frame “pressure” as a negative word while I see this as an opportunity to be successful.

“Some of the victories we have had in this cycle have been really difficult, so there is a lot of confidence and there has been enough reactions as to where our game should improve.

“Our focus is only on our first match against SH.BA and girls are living those values. There is a beautiful look even in their eyes at the moment.“

Zoe Aldcroft, appointed captain this year, is desperate to place the ghosts of 2022 after her after going 27 minutes in the final and has also embraced England’s dominant position in the sport.

“We have built this reception around us and I think it is a massive privilege that we have worked hard to keep that atmosphere around us,“She said.”As we go to the tour, we have such a strong bubble that we want to keep it with us.

“We know in our circle that we are doing our best to try to push and as long as we have taken the back of each other in that circle, I think it will be the most important thing.“

Another ready player to release himself on the tour is ROWER ABI Burton, a double Olympian in seven, but whose career appeared when he spent more than 10 weeks in the hospital with an auto-immune disease in 2022, including 28 days in a coma, after being divided after being diagnosed as psychotic.

“I knew in my heart that I would get here at some point, though I didn’t know how long I would have to be able to enter, especially after my illness,“Said Burton, who made her debut in England XVS in the six nations of this year and goes to the World Cup with two hats in her name.

“Mother and dad are super proud, but they do not base their pride on how I do in Rugby. They are more proud to finish the university after my illness. They are just happy to be alive and are working well and I can live on my own.“