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Harrison says Roebuck is not being rushed back into action, and he is confident the switch will not adversely affect England’s prospects.<\/p>\n
“In an ideal world we’d have given him an extra week, but the world isn’t ideal as we know,” Harrison said.<\/p>\n
“We do a really good job of ‘what ifs’ and what might happen and combinations.<\/p>\n
“Does it disrupt some plans? Yes it does, because it’s changing a player. But we’ve done everything we can to make sure the next player is ready.”<\/p>\n
For Feyi-Waboso, of Exeter Chiefs, it is the second time injury has affected his Six Nations hopes.<\/p>\n
Shortlisted for World Rugby’s Breakthrough Player of 2024 award, a shoulder injury meant he missed last year’s competition.<\/p>\n
He made his return to rugby in an England A game against France but was red-carded for a high shot on Antoine Hastoy.<\/p>\n
A ban ruled him out of two Tests against Argentina in the summer, but he returned to the starting line-up against the United States in July.<\/p>\n
Aiming to win their first Six Nations title for six years, England go into the competition on a run of 11 wins and their first unbeaten four-Test autumn in nearly a decade.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n