Leicester-bound Matt Toomua has been swatting up on England ahead of his move to the Aviva Premiership.
The highly-regarded Australia playmaker returns at inside centre for Saturday's third and final Test against England at the Allianz Stadium in Sydney after six weeks out because of a knee injury.
"I have been watching what happens over in England, a lot more than in the past," Toomua said.
"We can watch the games now, so that's good, and mum and dad don't have to buy a satellite when I go over there.
"I've enjoyed the bits I have watched. It's pretty amazing how many teams, and strong teams, are in the country.
"It's a strong competition so by no means is it a surprise that they've put together a strong national team.
"I know of Dan Cole and the Youngs. Also Ellis Genge, the prop. I said g'day to him after the Melbourne game.
"If I get a chance after the game I'll probably shake their hands and introduce myself."
Australia have already conceded a 2-0 series defeat and are playing to avoid the whitewash.
"It is fair to say our pride has been dented. Two losses in a row is not the ideal start, but at the same time you have to pick yourself up and go again with a view of rectifying things in the first two games," Toomua said.
"All credit to England, they have definitely been the better team in the first two games, no-one can doubt that but we have got an opportunity to show who we are.
"They already have been talking in the press about wanting 3-0 and they are a professional team.
"They are the number two team in the world and if we were in that situation we would be wanting 3-0 as well."
Source: PA
