Andy Goode

Hmm.

So, listen.

It's all in the words, eh?

It is.

And you say it's all in the words.

I thought Sam Warburton summed it up really well over the weekend saying it's very wishy-washy.

Do you know what?

When Sam said that, I was like, he's got no skin in the game.

He's Welsh.

He ain't bothered whether Borthwick stays or leaves.

And he just went, it's wishy-washy, which I thought was really good of Sam just to be that brutally honest, because let's be honest, you know,

I think it was 52 days for the review process to conclude after the Six Nations.

And they've kept it all kind of hush hush around.

No one knows who's on it.

So no one knows who's making these decisions.

No one knows who's reviewing what.

And they do it.

after every tournament, they say, oh, there's a review, there's a review.

And this is the big one because it was an opportunity to make change if they felt they needed to make change, which clearly they feel they don't.

But then they just put a few words in there like, we've identified issues around discipline, accuracy, and key moments.