article_snippet: The Harlequins openside was understandably disappointed not to get England captain Chris Robshaw hands on the trophy after an extraordinary final day as The Red Rose fell six points short of the required total, despite beating France 55-35 at Twickenham on Saturday evening.
article_snippet: England flanker Robshaw and France flanker Thierry Dusautoir speak with referee Nigel Owens .
article_snippet: England captain Chris Robshaw shakes hands with Referee Owens  at the end of the RBS Six Nations match  at Twickenham Stadium .
article_snippet: Such plaudits mean little to Robshaw, who is now determined to use the disappointment as fuel for a tilt at the World Cup on home soil later this year. '
article_snippet: Jules Plisson, Robshaw, Loann Goujon and Luther Burrell all challenge for the ball at Twickenham .
article_snippet: It didn't come down to this game,' Bernard Le Roux added. '
article_snippet: With England the host nation at this autumn's tussle for the Webb Ellis Cup, the French defence during the RBS Six Nations match at Twickenham Stadium could make a huge difference to the French defence during the RBS Six Nations match at Twickenham Stadium bid and Robshaw was quick to praise the fans for the French defence during the RBS Six Nations match at Twickenham Stadium efforts at the weekend. '
highlights_snippet: England finished second for the fourth year in a row despite France win .
  