Max Ojomoh<\/p>\n
The Bath playmaker waiting for his chance<\/p>\n
Max Ojomoh has been quietly building a reputation as one of the most intelligent young backs in English rugby.<\/p>\n
The Bath centre \u2014 son of former England international Steve Ojomoh \u2014 has developed into a creative attacking option capable of playing both\u00a0centre and fly-half.<\/p>\n
In the Prem, Ojomoh\u2019s distribution, vision and ability to unlock defences have made him a key figure for Bath. Many expected him to feature more regularly in England squads by now.<\/p>\n
With England struggling to generate fluid attacking phases, a player with Ojomoh\u2019s instincts could offer a fresh dimension.<\/p>\n
Adam Radwan<\/p>\n
The Prem\u2019s human highlight reel<\/p>\n
Few players in the Prem offer the kind of electric pace Adam Radwan brings.<\/p>\n
The winger built his reputation at Newcastle Falcons as one of the league\u2019s most dangerous finishers \u2014 capable of turning half-chances into spectacular tries. Quick feet, sharp acceleration and fearless running make him a nightmare for defenders in broken play.<\/p>\n
England\u2019s attack has looked predictable at times during the championship.<\/p>\n
Radwan\u2019s raw speed could instantly stretch defences and provide the kind of spark England have been missing out wide.<\/p>\n
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