Rugby Union Weekly Six Nations: In Girona with England's centres & Genge
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Feb 3, 2026 
Ellis Genge, England prop and vice-captain known for vocal leadership, Fraser Dingwall, a communicative Northampton centre who reads the game, and Tommy Freeman, a versatile centre/winger forging a midfield bond. They chat golf and camp camaraderie. They explain how club cohesion shapes their midfield link-up and how the squad has rallied around Maro Itoje.
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Squad Rally Around Maro Itoje
- Maro Itoje arrived late to camp and the squad have rallied around him while he deals with personal tragedy.
- Ellis Genge and others described the environment as supportive and enabling for players going through tough times.
Club Chemistry Boosts Midfield Instincts
- Club cohesion carries over into international combinations and speeds up midfield understanding.
- Fraser Dingwall and Tommy Freeman credit their Saints partnership for on-field communication and instinctive play.
Glue Role Elevates Team Talent
- Fraser Dingwall views his role as a glue player who reads the game and aids decision-makers.
- He focuses on communication and creating space to maximise the natural talents in the backline.