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Nov 15
Stevo and Phil Clarke started the inquest after watching England crash out of the World Cup.
Stevo and Phil Clarke started the inquests after watching England crash out of the Rugby League World Cup at the semi-final stage.
A 32-22 defeat to New Zealand in Brisbane on Saturday signalled the end of a disappointing campaign for Tony Smith's side, who continued their poor form with a string of handling errors -17 in total.
England gifted the Kiwis three of their six tries and Sky Sports expert Clarke was at a loss to explain why experienced Super League players were making so many errors
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