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SB could have been more flexible with selections, but then he was really pillared for chosen people that fit the game plan, so he appears to be given the players of the future time, while relying on what he knows wins and, supposedly, given the coaching team time to evolve (which sure I can understand people saying they should have the best, not people still learning, not that I can see who those coaches are). Glasses a bit rose tinted, but on the right track I think.

Ive been a long-time proponent of the NZRU creating a nation/competition partnership with the Top League and then changing their selection policies to also select from that comp. NZs main issue is finance and having Japan fund NZ players should be on the vision board

Players shouldn’t need to just kareem into the player and get bowled over, or start cheating like that frenchman, so while the honus is on the refs to improve, and such simulation making ‘a meal of it’ should be sanctioned with fines.

No there are teams that try to abuse it (Scotland did seen to look like it was a ploy and actually they even got penalized for it) so I think it is a bad look for the game in that small respect. Right now they can make it difficult by ‘losing’ the play (the ball for a sec) by having someone a meter or two from the line but as soon as a defender even looks to be remotely baffled and taken by surprise, even if purely accidental, if their was an offside playing near him I think refs should be encouraged to blow it up, right now at least.

It’s like the diving in the Skelton incident, it’s a pox on the game that needs to be killed off. Runners can just do what leaugies do, you don’t have to change your tactics (the just aren’t going to work as well) or moves, and if D continues to get the upper hand officially allow it as a tactic.

Being able to only block shoulder to shoulder is obviously going to look very different to how it does in NFL but at least it will stop dummy runners continueing into the line with a full set of air in their lungs expecting to be treated an endangered animal. I cracked up the other week when after the whistle Patrick Tuipulotu just strolled into a stiff shoulder in the ribs from Ethan de Groot. He that had the tempesity to complain to the ref about it!

What an exciting finish, a bit bemused by how van der Merwe touched that last try down, but as a neutral can’t complain about the climax. A really good effort by Scotland considering having the handicap of Jordan playing 12.

The TMO was typically over officious, coming in well behind time for a couple of meaning penalties, though the headclash one at least overturned a poorly rewarding Scotland jackle. Having seen some comments about the refereeing I otherwise didn’t notice any problems.

In both cases, England’s opponents pull the first receiver rush up before dumping the ball back inside to a big back steaming straight up the middle into the gap that has been created. Without the three open-side musketeers on the field together, the men in white cannot cover all the holes their defence presents to the opposition.

No one can do that, nor offer a blanket defence. These are the same holes you’ve been highlighting since last July (when I highlighted them in the prev 6N) Nick.

Marcus Smith needs to be banned from using the mark.