People say there is a lot of expectation on the England side but I can't speak for them. We are just concentrating on ourselves and doing our homework. I think we have been doing that pretty well and we can look forward to going there.
"Dwayne John Peel" is a Wales/Welsh rugby union player who plays for Bristol Rugby and Wales national rugby union team/Wales. He was the most capped Scrum-half (rugby union)/scrum-half for the Wales national rugby union team with 76 caps until his record was surpassed by Mike Phillips (rugby player)/Mike Phillips on 16 March 2013.
Peel started his rugby career playing for Tumble RFC at Under-8s level. He made his professional club debut for Llanelli RFC before moving to the Scarlets/Llanelli Scarlets region at its creation in 2003.
Peel made his international debut for Wales national rugby union team/Wales in 2001 against Japan national rugby union team/Japan. He was still on his geography degree course at the Swansea University at the time. During his time at Swansea University, he became friends with Edward Lewsey – a Welsh Under-21 international, and brother of England international Josh Lewsey. Peel has since scored five tries (25 points) scoring his debut Test try against Italy in 2003 for Wales.
In 2005, Peel was selected for the 2005 British and Irish Lions tour to New Zealand/British and Irish Lions tour to New Zealand, and was the youngest Lion on the tour. On 9 September 2007, Peel was captain for Wales when they beat Canada 42–17 in their opening match in the 2007 Rugby World Cup.
More Dwayne Peel on Wikipedia.England may have a good record at Twickenham, but they are not unbeatable there. A number of sides have won there in recent years; we do not look on it as a bogey ground. We have talked a lot this week about not being afraid of performing. Everyone is confident.
England have got a great record there but they are not unbeatable, and a lot of sides have gone there and won. I don't think we should go up there and be afraid of performing.
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