Eddie Jones’s brave new world gives way to unspectacular efficiency | Andy Bull

England’s post-World Cup revolution got off to a slow start in the Six Nations opener against Scotland as new coach focused on just getting the job doneTwo hours before kick-off, England’s players gathered into a motley huddle by Murrayfield’s west stand. They were running a little late, because their bus had spent the last part of its journey crawling along at a funereal pace, following a band of bagpipers into the ground. Outside, it was an icy cold, stone-grey day, the kind that makes most people want to scurry back in as soon as they step out. England didn’t have that option. Instead, they…