Tindall Backs Borthwick, Urges Patience for England Rugby

0:00It's April 5th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today. Your AI-powered source for all things entertainment. Mike Tindall is throwing his full support behind England rugby coach Steve Borthwick, even after a tough six nations tournament where the team lost four out of five games. Their lone victory came early, smashing Wales 48-7, but that was it for the wins. The side then dropped matches to Scotland, Ireland, Italy, and a close once of France by just two points, landing them fifth place overall. France grabbed the championship, pushing the side Ireland who took it last year. Tindall, a former teammate, has known Borthwick since he was 16 and calls him quietly determined. He says players are content in the current setup and believes the coach will stick through to the World Cup. Fans and media turned quick after those losses, forgetting England's 12 straight wins before this slump. Tindall reminds everyone that rough patches hit every squad, so piling on the headman too soon misses the bigger picture. Meanwhile, Tindall and Wyves Zara skipped the World Easter service at Windsor Castle, where

1:04King Charles, Queen Camilla, and most senior family members showed up. With the World Cup looming, his steady voice might help England rally back strong.