England v Australia: Digby Ioane stirs pot ahead of Twickenham showdown calling England wingers 'pretty' Running nearly the length of the field to score a brilliantly-worked try, he spearheaded England's 35-18 triumph on a memorable day at Twickenham. Ioane has yet to cross swords with the in-form Saracens winger but has been impressed with what he has seen of the rugby league convert on YouTube. "It will be really exciting and an honour to play against Ashton," he said. I've never played against a winger like him so I'm looking forward to it. I hear he's coming back into his stride and is really respected over here. I've watched a lot of him on YouTube. There's a lot of clips on there of him scoring tries. I respect what he's done for his country and his league background. Normally in Australia any league players who join union end going back to league. I find going from league to union is pretty hard, while it's pretty easy the other way around. I find league's not skilful, you've just got 13 guys and you have to run against them. Union is different, there's more to it. Australia were licking their wounds as they transferred from Paris to London yesterday afternoon, reeling from their 33-6 capitulation to France. It has been a challenging year for a team badly hit by injuries with coach Robbie Deans awarding 14 new caps, using 41 players in their 12 Tests and naming four different captains. Furthermore they have failed to score a try in 177 minutes of rugby and it is the first time since 1979 that two matches have passed without the Wallabies crossing. England coach Stuart Lancaster fears a backlash from Saturday's opponents and has warned his side to be on their guard. There is bound to be a reaction from the weekend's performance against France. They are a side with character and resilience. I am sure if they have got a few players coming back as well they will be a different animal on Saturday. We need to make sure we are ready.