As I said, bugger off. You've got nothing. You've ignored the post asking for what you've wanted without offering anything yourself. All you are is what you're rallying against. Give some evidence that I (and others) are wrong in what we're saying, other than trying to discredit us by bullsh*t reasoning, and we'll start listening to you instead of thinking you're a piss poor attempt at a wanker hypocrite.
Westie, I am criticising you and your general demeanour. Your arrogance and belief that you know more than every single poster on here and every single figure in the game. Where exactly is the hypocrisy? I'm hardly showing any arrogance in pointing that out.
As for offering something myself, well, I've already put to you that were the most potent attacking team in the competition; the most linebreaks and the most tries. I asked how that renders us completely f**ked, or why it means our right side needs a whole lot of work in attack. You failed to respond.
As for myself, I believe there are a number of aspects of our game that need to be worked on:
1) Winning the arm wrestle in the forwards. Opposing teams continued to make too many metres in attack last year. I'm hopeful that Folkes' work will help with our line speed and help us in this area.
2) Kicking game. Kicking game has been pretty piss poor for the last three years. Too much pressure is placed on Robbie Farah kicking from dummy half and we seem to score very few tries from attacking kicks.
3) General defence. If your attack is the best in the game and you're not winning matches, it's pretty obvious the defence is sub par. We bring our defence up to the top 6 teams and we'll be sweet.
4) Goalkicking. I feel a lot of the matches we lost last year could have been rectified by better goalkicking. Not necessarily because we lost by a small margin, but because it destroyed momentum or kept us behind in the context of the match.
5) Plays under pressure. This is the big one. Too many times the team capitulated under pressure or made stupid decisions. Farah & Marshall were particularly guilty of this. I can't blame Sheens for the general inability of the team to execute under pressure.
I personally believe every single one of these is a bigger issue than any perceived lack of potency on the right side. I'll say it one more time, topping the competition in tries scores is not indicative of a team which needs work on its attack.