Chilwell scored four goals in five games for club and country last month, while James - who is enjoying an exceptionally good season - has three goals and two assists in his last five games alone, including a thumping double away to Newcastle. "We are very pleased that he has taken on the role, which is a vital first step towards ensuring that we can move forward from our past, to hear from those who have suffered, and to take action. In predominantly clean pockets he looked skittish with awkward mechanics at times, while often-unerring accuracy from any angle fluctuated and the conviction of his release and decision-making came with a noticeable speck, just a speck, of doubt. In an attempt to limit any further setbacks, all 34 players in Jones' autumn squad - including those not selected against Australia - are remaining in camp for the whole week.