By Samuel Meade Ollie Thorley insists he’s a “much better player” than when he last won England recognition almost four years ago. The Gloucester winger had people banging the international drum on his behalf for a while before he eventually got his first cap back in 2020, when he played against Italy in a delayed Six Nations game. His Gallagher Premiership performances had caught the eye and he was involved in England camps before he eventually got the nod. Since then he’s been unable to add to that solitary cap. If England are spoilt for world class players in an area, it is their wingers. S…