England v South Africa: Robshaw decision further dents optimism
Decisions, decisions, decisions.  For a second Saturday in
succession at Twickenham, England's inexperienced team were left
with "what ifs?" and "maybes" rather than the southern
hemisphere scalp they so desperately wanted.  A week ago, over-
ambition was blamed as kickable penalties were spurned in search
of tries in the 20-14 defeat by Australia. On a soggy Saturday
against a prosaic if determined South Africa, they went the
other way and came up short again.  With the Springboks leading
by four points and two minutes left on the clock, England were
awarded a penalty 25 metres out. Skipper Chris Robshaw had a
stark choice to make: take the three points and hope to secure
position from the restart for three more, or kick for the corner
and gamble instead on stealing five points from line-out and
drive.  Chris Robshaw  "Unfortunately it was probably the wrong
call. You have to judge every game as it comes and get a feel
for it. That falls on my