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Manu Tuilagi needs to be treated carefully, Leicesters Richard Cockerill has warned England head coach Eddie Jones ahead of Saturdays Six Nations clash with Wales. Tuilagi is in the squad for the Twickenham showdown which could see the Tigers centre ending his injury-enforced 20-month international absence.The 24-year-old has struggled with groin and hamstring problems and Cockerill is at odds with Jones who clearly feels the player is fit enough for England duty. Leicesters director of rugby told Sky Sports News HQ: Tuilagi needs to be managed properly. If hes managed differently and he breaks down I will be mightily upset at that. But Eddie is a smart bloke and ultimately its his decision.But to have good relationships you have to have trust and if he comes back broken because theyve worked him too hard then we will be at where we are at and we will agree to disagree.Those are the only discussions Ive had with Eddie and Ive told him that this is what weve been doing with him and that he needs to be managed.Steve Borthwick, the England forwards coach, is in full support of Jones and is thrilled with Tuilagis inclusion as the team prepare to take on Warren Gatlands men in their fourth Six Nations match. George misses out Latest on Englands squad for Wales clash Borthwick told SSNHQ: Hes in very good shape and playing well. Eddie will have had conversations on things like medical reports so he will have dealt with all that.The approach Tuilagis brought to training has shown how desperate he is to play for England. 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"I gave myself some great chances and I know the next time I give myself chances like that, Ill make them." Spieth, a Dallas native who doesnt turn 20 for another two weeks, hit a short par putt to earn a spot in the field at Muirfield. He is the first teenager to win since Ralph Guldahl took the Santa Monica Open in 1931. "I didnt think it would happen this early," said Spieth, who turned pro in December after an All-American season as a freshman at the University of Texas. "I had a plan. I guess the plan got exceeded." Spieth started the day six shots behind third-round leader Daniel Summerhays. A bogey on the first hole left him seven back with 17 to play. But Spieth forced his way into the playoff with three straight birdies. The last came when he holed out of the bunker from 44 feet, delighting a crowd that had expected to see Johnson, the hometown favourite, defend his title. Spieth caught a break when that 44-footer took a pair of fortuitous bounces. But he also put himself in that position with a brilliant final round. "The shot on 18 was the luckiest shot I ever hit in my life," Spieth said. "The fact that it bounced right and hit the pin and dropped down to the cup, its just extremely fortunate." Spieth, Hearn and Johnson all made par on the first four playoff holes. Spieth simply made one more to stave off Johnson and Hearn on the fifth.dddddddddddd. "You can dwell on certain little things in any given round. Had I made another birdie in regulation, we wouldnt even have had a playoff," said Hearn. "You can always find a shot somewhere along the way." Hearn also had a shot at the win, which would have been his first on the PGA Tour, as well. But he missed a makeable putt on the fourth playoff hole. "Congrats to Jordan. Hes going to have an amazing career, obviously. Hes an incredible talent to come on Tour at his age and have as much success as quickly as he has. So hats off to him," Hearn said. Johnson seized control from Summerhays midway through the final round of regulation and looked to be on his way to another win at Deere Run. But Johnson simply couldnt get enough birdies to put the field away, and his uncharacteristic bogey on No. 18 set up a three-man playoff. All three players had their chances to make a winning shot before the final hole -- with Johnson narrowly missing from the back of the green on a shot that clipped the cup on the first playoff hole. Johnson hit the ground in disbelief. It would turn out to be the closest he would get to victory. "I had my chances on the back side in regulation. I mean, I hit some really good shots and just didnt make anything," Johnson said. Spieth, Hearn and Johnson all went right on their final tee shot. Spieth scrambled out of the rough, though, finding the back of the green to save par and win his first PGA event. Woods, Mickelson and McIlroy were all 20 when they picked up their first victories, but none of them could match Spieth, who is now the fourth-youngest winner in Tour history. "Just got so lucky. Thats what it is. But right now Im extremely pleased, and a little worried about only having short sleeves going to Scotland," Spieth said. ' ' '