The issue with Davies is that he falls into the Stevo trap of automatically looking to criticise a player for not doing something rather than praising one for something they do well.

Tries will inevitably be down to "poor defence" or a player being "in no-man's land", rather than the attacking side executing their skills. It constantly runs the game down and makes even the best ones seem riddled with defensive errors.

His obsession with half-backs is also right up there with Stevo's fixation on hookers and runs from dummy half.

You can hear the exasperation now with the rest of the ex-pros in the Sky comms team every time Stevo opens his mouth and says something stupid or irrelevant. In the last few weeks Carney and McDermott in particular have made very pointed comments after he's said something which imply (without being explicit) that they're sick of listening to him talking nonsense. McDermott's "left back, in the changing rooms" comment in particular last night seemed to create a very uneasy atmosphere for a few seconds.

The only thing that lets the BBC coverage down IMO is Robbie Hunter Paul yapping around like an over-excited Jack Russell before and during games without offering even the slightest glimmer of insight into what's going on. He's just an endless flow of cliches.

I thought the distance to target was tennis.

Annoying.

Change it to Metres Gained (from where the set started) that would be useful.

They already do metres gained, next to the tackle count

what if someone had turned over and decided to watch a bit of rugby and they saw that, they'd be thinking WTF is the target? i thought it was rugby i was watching not archery! sod this im turning back over to football!