England rugby’s official anthem holds very different connotations either side of the Atlantic that has triggered a review into its use by the Rugby Football Union
has briefly discussed its presence at Twickenham in the past, but has not taken action and regularly banners the lyrics - which can be seen below - around the stadium during matches to encourage fans to support the team.
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