When Maro Itoje is not winning lineouts or turnovers, he is snapping photos on an old-school disposable camera.
Recently pictured with the Princess of Wales Kate Middleton, after England’s Six Nations victory over Wales, they are posing for a photo to be taken on the analogue camera.
The British and Irish Lion seems to be a keen amateur photographer.
He has been seen at Saracens’ Stone X Stadium taking snaps on the disposable camera, when his teammates ran out ahead of a match against Bristol Bears.
Itoje, along with England teammates Ben Earl, Jamie George, Owen Farrell and Max Malins all watched from the Stone X stands, as they had been selected for England’s Six Nations squad.
It’s cool to see Itoje bringing back the disposable camera, and getting involved with the Saracens side even when he isn’t in the matchday squad.
Three players Steve Borthwick should drop – and who should replace them for France
England heaped more misery on troubled Wales with a scrappy Six Nations victory in Cardiff.
Nevertheless, Steve Borthwick’s side were far from perfect with a number of player coming under fire.
#1. Owen Farrell
Telegraph 5/10: “Farrell is a phenomenal talent but the skipper did not enjoy his best of days. Missed kicks, charge-downs – but the competitive venom was never in question.”
Guardian 5/10: “Charged down by Faletau early on but shrugged that off well. Goal-kicking was poor, not for the first time this championship.”
Planet Rugby 4/10: “Poor, poor, poor. It’s hard to justify his place in the team at the moment. Kicking off the tee was once again abysmal and his decision-making and execution was completely off. “
Evening Standard. 6/10: “Curiously off-kilter off the tee but dragged England home through sheer bloody-mindedness.”
Replacement: Marcus Smith
