Twitter reacts to Dylan Hartley’s debut as Prime Video pundit

Rugby fans have been having their say on former England captain Dylan Hartley’s debut as a Prime Video pundit.

Prime Video will broadcast 14 matches live from the Autumn Nations Cup, 13 of which are exclusive, including England v Wales and the tournament finals.

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The majority of the feedback has been positive, with a few hilarious ‘lookalike’ posts also included.

Amazon Prime is providing top quality coverage so far.

Dylan Hartley is one of the most natural pundits going.

— RugbyInsideLine (@RugbyInsideLine) November 14, 2020

Dylan Hartley has turned into Jack Jarvis from Still Game 🤣🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/TCJxLI28SP

— Ian Pollard (@sapper3164) November 14, 2020

Dylan Hartley talking a lot of sense #winningisthegoal

— Royston Neil Davies 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 (@daviesrn17) November 14, 2020

https://twitter.com/SamHarts8/status/1327607606572175360

https://twitter.com/steveplace04/status/1327606457609707520

https://twitter.com/CBirt02/status/1327608913097789440

Dylan Hartley channeling Oswald Moseley in style terms!

— Alistair Smith (@Alistair61) November 14, 2020

https://twitter.com/jimhamilton4/status/1327608930357350402

@DylanHartley a great addition to the @primevideosport coverage. No doubt changing a lot of opinions with his insight, a natural.

— Brett Crowhurst (@BrettCrowhurst) November 14, 2020

Dylan Hartley chatting absolute bollocks. ‘England just have to win’.
Got an opportunity to play some expansive, exciting rugby against an average side. Let’s break out of our comfort zone and be ambitious.

— sam foster (@sammyfoster21) November 14, 2020

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12 things you probably didn’t know about Dylan Hartley

1 Early Life

Dylan Hartley was born one of three boys (his brothers are Blair and Alex) in Rotorua, a largely rural area in northern New Zealand.

2. Original Position

Hartley only made the transfer from loose-head prop to hooker in 2005 when he joined Saints from Worcester Warriors.

3. Debut

He made his first international start against Argentina at Old Trafford stadium in Manchester in June 2009. He made his debut off the bench against a Pacific Islanders XV in the autumn of 2008.

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