Cipriani confirms Rebels switch
Fri, Feb 19, 2010, Posted by Vic Drover 
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He’ll at the very least play against some very tough competition,
which may improve his playing. The thing is, his playing and
skills were never that much an issue. He needs some fine
tuning, but his problem has been a lack of maturity. He’s the
obvious successor to Johnny Wilkinson, but if he doesn’t grow up
some, a guy like Martin Johnson won’t look his way ever.