The one question everyone is asking as 'scared' Wales confirm schedule

Wales' Autumn Nations Series schedule announcement has been met with one response- where is Georgia?
The fixtures for Wales' November were revealed on Monday, with Warren Gatland's side taking on Fiji, Australia and South Africa in consecutive weeks.
However, fans had been teased with the idea of a clash between the Guinness Six Nations Wooden Spoon recipients and the Rugby Europe Championship winners Georgia.
This came after Georgia publicly called out Wales on social media in March, proposing a meeting between the two in Tbilisi. While this seemed like nothing more than a publicity stunt, Wales turned the dial up when they responded to the message on social media by saying they will be "in touch".
Whether the two sides were in touch or not is not clear, but nothing has come from the episode in March, which has left fans online thoroughly disappointed.
After announcing their schedule online, the comments section was almost filled up entirely with fans questioning what happened to the match against Georgia that was dangled in front of them.
"Gatland’s Dragons running from the Georgian Grind?" "Scared to play Georgia?" and "They ducked Georgia," are just some of the comments which give a glimpse into how this schedule has been received.
Other fans are still holding out hope that the Georgia fixture will be announced at a later date. With the first match of the autumn coming against Fiji on November 10, there is the potential to face Georgia the weekend before and still remain within the Test window. However, that is just wishful thinking from fans as it stands.
While a potential match between Wales and Georgia would not have any bearing on the make-up of the Six Nations next year, Georgia described it as the match “rugby lovers everywhere want to see” as it would be a bellwether as to where the bottom team of the Six Nations stands compared to the rest of Europe.
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Go to commentsI'm aware. England were only able to play that way because they were dominating the gainline and getting very quick ball. We won't be allowed those liberties against better sides and of course will have to kick much more but England's approach has been far too skewed towards low risk rugby. Their kick to pass ratio per possession was double that of France and their average ruck speed almost twice as slow. However, England brutally put Wales at the Principality to the sword today and it was the first performance under Borthwick where I felt the players were truly trusted to play what was in front of them. Even against Italy with a big lead we started box kicking at 50 mins and killed all momentum. The times England have looked best - 2nd half against France, Ireland last year and today are all games where they've played with positivity and backed themselves to counter attack and play multiphase rugby. The Scotland game we barely went more than 2 phases without kicking, that is not a recipe for success. Kick a lot and get in the right areas of the field, Roebuck was excellent today on kick chase but we need to back our players to move the ball and play multiphase rugby when we get in the right areas of the field and today we took a big confident step forward.
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