Chris Fagan

That idea of having you doing an analysis of opposition players has been something that we've been doing for nine years.

I learned it off Eddie Jones.

I went to London and spent a couple of days with him when he was coaching the English Rugby Union team and in their lunchroom they had a whiteboard with all the opposition players' names up there and players would go and write comments about strengths

and weaknesses and I thought, gee, that's a good idea.

I've got a young group of players who don't know enough yet about the opposition that they're playing against.

That's a good way to educate them and we've been doing it ever since.

That idea of having you doing an analysis of opposition players has been something that we've been doing for nine years.

I learned it off Eddie Jones.

I went to London and spent a couple of days with him when he was coaching the English Rugby Union team and in their lunchroom they had a whiteboard with all the opposition players' names up there and players would go and write comments about strengths

and weaknesses.

And I thought, gee, that's a good idea.

I've got a young group of players who don't know enough yet about the opposition that they're playing against.

That's a good way to educate them.

And we've been doing it ever since.

That idea of having you doing an analysis of opposition players has been something that we've been doing for nine years.

I learned it off Eddie Jones.

I went to London and I spent a couple of days with him when he was coaching the English Rugby Union team and in their lunchroom they had a whiteboard with all the opposition players' names up there and players would go and write comments about strengths

and weaknesses.

And I thought, gee, that's a good idea.

I've got a young group of players who don't know enough yet about the opposition that they're playing against.