English rock Jonny Hill, who started alongside Maro Itoje in Perth, also gave his view on Arundel’s “crazy” endeavors.
“I asked him this morning what he thought he was [doing in terms of speed] In percentages, he said 85-90 percent. I rounded up two young men, Mako Vunipola and Will Stuart, I think so! No, I think he was a young man for three people.
“It was very impressive. He’s a good rock star, isn’t he? I’m sure he has a big future. The Australian knows he’s scored (against Turon). Let’s do it. “
Jones also hinted that Arundel’s pace was causing problems for his English teammates during training. Before they flew to Australia, he recovered from minor injuries that kept him away from the England match against Barbarian.
“He wasn’t able to play in the Barbarian game with a few knocks, but he has an extraordinary pace and I’m confident he can show that pace if he has the opportunity to play against Australia. “Jones added.
“He’s the one we’re watching during the floating appearances in his club. He has an extraordinary pace, has the ability to beat people, and he trains when he’s in good shape. I was able to do that. “
If Alandel gets off the bench, he will be the first player chosen by Jones as an apprentice to make his test debut.