King Wilkinson is Back

After three years out battling injury, Jonny claimed he had returned to the squad a different person and a better player. As 82,000 people turned to watch the replay on Twickenham's giant screen, Jonny Wilkinson tried hard not to join them. "I've never been in that position before," he said. "I was just thinking whether it was acceptable manners and behaviour to stand there and watch the television during the game." His 27-point haul, comprising a try, drop-goal, two conversions and five penalties, created a new individual Calcutta Cup record. Not even Wilkinson's rugby mentor - and previous record holder - Rob Andrew could have predicted such a spectacular comeback. "Jonny was outstanding," said Robinson.
"He has hardly had any game time in the last three years, but to come in and perform under so much pressure was superb. He has got all the skills, and he loves the big stage. He can handle the pressure.
"When you are around Jonny and you see the attention he gives to detail and the time he spends perfecting what he does, it is no surprise, It is not a fluke, it is achieved by a lot of hard work and dedication.
"He has been frustrated for quite some time, and I am just pleased he is back, injury-free.".

It was an amzing performance, not being able to play for three years, n for him to come backo n the pitch like he never left ?? Mind blowin, how many aportman can do that, talkin about Gerrad for Liverpool, i love Gerarrd to bit but not even Gerarrd can pull something off like this.

Oh n wonderin y the second pic look so bad? coz he cut his lip in the first 10 min of the matchn have 14 stiches