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Manu Tuilagi needs to be treated carefully, Leicesters Richard Cockerill has warned England head coach Eddie Jones ahead of Saturdays Six Nations clash with Wales.Tuilagi is in the squad for the Twickenham showdown which could see the Tigers centre ending his injury-enforced 20-month international absence.The 24-year-old has struggled with groin and hamstring problems and Cockerill is at odds with Jones who clearly feels the player is fit enough for England duty. Leicesters director of rugby told Sky Sports News HQ: Tuilagi needs to be managed properly. If hes managed differently and he breaks down I will be mightily upset at that. But Eddie is a smart bloke and ultimately its his decision.But to have good relationships you have to have trust and if he comes back broken because theyve worked him too hard then we will be at where we are at and we will agree to disagree.Those are the only discussions Ive had with Eddie and Ive told him that this is what weve been doing with him and that he needs to be managed.Steve Borthwick, the England forwards coach, is in full support of Jones and is thrilled with Tuilagis inclusion as the team prepare to take on Warren Gatlands men in their fourth Six Nations match. George misses out Latest on Englands squad for Wales clash Borthwick told SSNHQ: Hes in very good shape and playing well. Eddie will have had conversations on things like medical reports so he will have dealt with all that.The approach Tuilagis brought to training has shown how desperate he is to play for England. Hes desperate to get back playing rugby consistently at the very highest level and in Tests for England.Hes passionate about it and its great to have him around the group.England are looking to continue their good run as they target the Grand Slam, having won their opening three games against Scotland, Italy and Ireland.Also See:Davies: Tuilagi has x-factorEngland lose injured GeorgeRoberts unfazed by TwickenhamWales unchanged for EnglandWhite Sk8 Hi Vans Shoes .2 billion agreement with Rogers Communications for the leagues broadcast and multimedia rights. Vans Old Skool Discount .Y. -- Marcell Dareus and the Buffalo Bills defence made life miserable for Super Bowl MVP Joe Flacco. http://www.cheapoldskoolwholesale.com/ . The Clippers were angry about blowing a big lead; the Kings didnt like being in that kind of hole and nearly digging themselves out only to lose. Vans Old Skool Sale . 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The result came just one week after Jenson Button qualified ninth at the Malaysian Grand Prix and Fernando Alonso overcame a 45-place grid penalty to finish seventh.McLaren has previously boasted about having one of the best chassis on the grid, but in Japan it qualified behind both Toro Rossos, which use a less powerful, year-old Ferrari power unit. McLaren racing director Boullier admitted the problem in Suzuka was not simply a lack of power, but a lack of performance from the chassis as well.We [McLaren and Honda] both do everything we can, he said. Obviously Honda entered Formula One not a very long time ago, so they are still obviously catching up with the others. We have decided on the McLaren side to reset our car philosophy last year, so we are catching up as well.There are some car attitudes that are conditioned by some kinds of corners where we are not the best. We know we are the best in some other type of corners, because there is some GPS traces available on the market to compare. This track doesnt suit our chassis and obviously oon the engine side we are not on the same performance level of Mercedes, so both combined make it a difficult weekend for us.ddddddddddddOn other track layouts we are surprisingly better just because for the same reasons we can exploit better the PU and we can use the car in some different attitudes where we know we are strong and we can be maybe the best chassis as well in some conditions.Asked where the McLaren would be with a Mercedes power unit, Boullier added: I dont think this weekend it would be at the top of the grid, but it would definitely be in a much better position.Honda F1 boss Hasegawa added: Its very tough [in Suzuka] and its a challenge for everything -- for the power unit, the downforce and the driver as well. Of course we need more power and maybe we can improve substantially [in all areas], apart from driver performance, I think.He joked: The positive side is Im proud we have some very good sake!Alonso took the 45-place grid penalty in Malaysia in order to use Hondas new and updated engine without penalty in Japan.Of course it is very disappointing and we expect more, Hasegawa said. The car characteristics are not suited to this circuit, so it is very unfortunate. But we took a great penalty in Malaysia, which was in preparation for this event of course. ' ' '