Another fault I feel is that we are trying to play far too close to rucks and mauls, we need to show a lot more inventiveness to trouble England or Ireland's defence in August. Quick ball and width are the easy solution, but our pack is far to hesitant due to a real lack of understanding and communication. Speed to the break down needs to be increased, if were going to give the backs time to run onto the ball from deep.

The lineout was a disaster in New Zealand. It was too predictable only using Robert Sidoli, even if he is a very good jumper. Ian Gough could bring another option if the Gwent lock was called up, as well as being a useful blindside also. Partnering Sidoli in the second row could possibly be Chris Wyatt. Wyatt has showed good form in the final few weeks of the season, he undoubtedly has the talent so why not give him the chance to show it with the world cup so soon?

In the front row the props are both going well. As for Hooker that will always remain a real problem position. McBryde's awful, Mefin Davies is inconsistent and Gareth Williams inexperienced. I say take a risk on Williams, he's got a much more all round and energetic style than both other options. Stick Davies on the bench as a replacement, he's can usually make some sort of impact when he comes on late in games (about 60 minutes I'd say). Adam Jones should be on the bench ahead of Ben Evans.

Thankfully Charvis is now becoming more suited to number eight (He was good against the Kiwi's until that bloke flattened him). I just feel he needs to speed up a little, his work rate has gone up considerably. Theirs little point in discussing Martyn Williams, other than to say that the four captain nonsense should be scrapped and the open side made captain. Dafydd Jones is still a useful player as he can cover both flanks and number 8.

As for backs You'll have to wait until tomorrow. In the meantime, tell us what You think on the message board.