Loose forward trio and the half back are the key factors here.
Are the locks helping or lumbering about.
The clear out is critical. Blindside flanker and the no.8 must be helping if there is contention. Out in the midfield the centres have to get stuck in until the cavalry arrives.
Then the halfback has got to move sharply to get the ball and pass it pronto, not like Justin Marshall always taking a step or two. Get the ball and fire it out to the man running on or to the first five to swing play away.
Please note by way of explanation, English fans, this is in the chapter about Running Rugby that was censored out of the How To Play Rugby Manual publication in your country by Brian Moore.
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