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By Rachel Griffiths Last updated: 6th November 2009
Tait: Backed by Robinson
He'll need to go up a level in order to get that England spot but he is well capable of it and he is certainly working hard at it. Hopefully he'll achieve that
Jason Robinson
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World Cup winner Jason Robinson has tipped Mathew Tait for international success, despite the Sale back being overlooked for England's opening autumn Test.
Manager Martin Johnson has not included the one-time teenage prodigy in his squad for the Saturday's match against Australia at Twickenham.
Former England star Robinson, however, is adamant that the 23-year-old full-back and centre, who has won 31 caps since his debut nearly five years ago, will bounce back.
"It is disappointing at the moment - he would have loved to have been involved," said Robinson, who coaches Tait at Sharks.
"It has not worked out that way at this moment in time but he has just got to keep working.
"He is a very talented guy, there is no doubt about it, we all know that.
"He'll need to go up a level in order to get that England spot but he is well capable of it and he is certainly working hard at it. Hopefully he'll achieve that."
Robinson, 35, has also assured Tait that another opportunity may yet arise given that England's preparations for the encounter at Twickenham have been troubled by a number of injuries.
"All is not lost, this is the first game. Things can happen," added Robinson.
"He'll be involved in our game at the weekend and will be trying his hardest to produce a performance to get him in there."
| Time | Fixture |
|---|---|
| RBS Six Nations | |
| Saturday 25th February | |
| RBS Six Nations | |
| 13:30 | Ireland vs Italy |
| 16:00 | England vs Wales |
| Sunday 26th February | |
| 15:00 | Scotland vs France |
| Saturday 10th March | |
| 14:30 | Wales vs Italy |
| 17:00 | Ireland vs Scotland |
| Sunday 11th March | |
| 15:00 | France vs England |
| Saturday 17th March | |
| 12:30 | Italy vs Scotland |
| 14:45 | Wales vs France |
| 17:00 | England vs Ireland |
| Result |
|---|
| RBS Six Nations |
| Sunday 12th February |
| RBS Six Nations |
| Wales 27 - 13 Scotland |
| Saturday 11th February |
| Italy 15 - 19 England |
| Sunday 5th February |
| Ireland 21 - 23 Wales |
| Saturday 4th February |
| Scotland 6 - 13 England |
| France 30 - 12 Italy |
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