Ugo Monye firmly believes England can upset the odds and win their first RBS 6 Nations title in seven years
. Harlequins wing Monye is urging his team-mates to defy their position as outsiders and believes they can win the tournament. "We definitely should go into it thinking that we can win it," Monye said. "It will be difficult but I think it is definitely possible that we can win it. All we have to do is have the belief that we can do it. "We have very high expectations of ourselves and just have to have the confidence to win it. "We have a very good coaching staff and have to have belief within the playing staff that we can win it. "We have players who are playing well for their teams domestically and we just need them to transfer that form onto the international stage." Head coach Martin Johnson named rugby league converts Shontayne Hape and Chris Ashton in his squad for the tournament and was in bullish mood about his side's chances of success despite another dismal autumn campaign. The last time England lifted the Six Nations trophy was in 2003 when Johnson captained Clive Woodward's team through an unbeaten campaign that included a crushing 42-6 win over Ireland in the Grand Slam decider at Lansdowne Road. Johnson went on to lift the William Webb Ellis trophy later that year and he now hopes the current squad can follow that same path to glory, with the next World Cup little over a year away. For More Information Please Visit Six Nations HospitalityEngland V Wales Hospitality