It's only 40 minutes, but to me it's another typical example of watching a team that could in theory be so much better if they looked expertly coached. The things we are good at, and dominant in, are things you could consider to be individual personnel related - forwards making decent yards up the middle, halves having a run and mixing up the kicking game, Ponga being outstanding at making decisions if given the space and numbers.
But the things we're not good at, and which cost us, are the thing you would expect to see in a smart, strategic, well-drilled football team when it comes structure and decision making under pressure. We've essentially dominated the game, but our plan and performance inside the opposition 20m is our biggest weakness. I expect more. And there are no real excuses, because any coach would kill to have Ponga as both a creator/weapon in his own right and the best decoy in the game. I don't think we do enough to make Ponga's job easy. All the stuff he's doing, if he had just that little bit more time and space to do it, he would be virtually unstoppable.