Pass masters matter and if Stuart Lancaster does not include even one intuitive distributor in his final 31 the one-paced warriors may reap what they sowPeople often refer to “doing the basics” in rugby union. Coaches attain it all the time and the media,to save time and column inches, follow suit. Rarely does anyone bother to rank these unspecified basics in order of priority. What matters more, or leaving mental strength aside,if you want to win consistently: tackling, kicking, or scrummaging,running or passing?Clearly, all players should contain at least three of these core skills but which is the most fundamental to success? Your acknowledge will pretty much define your entire view of rugby.
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Source: theguardian.com