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Will: Can we just admit that as well as Samoa are playing, some of the England team aren't up to the job?

Anon: In the Stadium and England are atrocious. Ford and Farrell simply does not work. Marchant and May are slow.

Anon: Appalling, just appalling. We haven't looked like a half decent team all year apart from vs Argentina, and even then it was a one man show. Appalling.

On the TV former captain Lawrence Dallaglio is not happy. The word 'basics' is used a good handful of times.

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A quick reminder that England trailed Samoa 16-13 at half-time in the 2003 World Cup - it finished 35-22 to the eventual champs...

Kat Merchant
2014 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live

When you are under pressure you have got to do what you are good at because everyone knows what they are doing and it will bring calmness.

In the big moments that is when you have got to pull together.

Owen Farrell drops the ball under pressure and that rather sums up England's half.

Behind, and lucky not to be out of sight...

Manu Tuilagi points to the skies as England win a penalty at the breakdown. Score now before the break and that wil change things a bit. George Ford finds the corner.

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Jon: Is this the worst England team ever?

Anon: One word for England rugby: embarrassing.

Andy: England just have no ability in attack. No accuracy, no skill, no plan. Is this the Borthwick way?

Samoa barge through a tackle with hooker Sama Malolo and then it's all hands to the pump. Two or three times it looks certain to be a try but England then win the ball back with a great effort. Could be a big stop!

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BBC Sport in Lille

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The mood is pretty mutinous in the stands among Samoa fans and, in greater numbers, the underdog-leaning locals.

Andrew Brace's decision to disallow that try was whistled long and loud. The perceived injustice is fuelling Samoa. And England are on the ropes.

They could do with half-time.

England have been poor for at least the last 15 minutes. Can they regroup and score before the break?

Electric wing play once again from Nigel Ah-Wong as he touches down in the corner, has he got a first-half hat-trick?!

No, he's just in touch. But that was brilliant.

After a very lengthy delay the try is chalked off for a knock on by Tumua Manu. Three players went up and touched the ball, that seems harsh to me. But a let-off for England for sure.

Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Terrible kick from Alex Mitchell, Ben Earl tried to get back and he just palmed it further back for Duncan Paia'aua to scoop it up.

Very belatedly, the TMO is having a look at a potential knock-on.

It was NFL-style agility to convert in the corner. Samoa look full of beans and England look flat as you like just now. Heads being scratched at HQ.

Kat Merchant
2014 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live

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The kick itself was a couple of metres too deep, but it was asking a lot of Ah-Wong. He absolutely nailed it.

I am in awe of players who have skills like that.

That's two sublime finishes from the Samoan wing and England are deservedly in trouble.