CHRIS HEWETT
GUEST COLUMNIST

Few of the people charged with running English rugby are blessed with a sense of direction. If there is a wrong turning available, they surely take it: indeed, there are times when you wonder if some of them could find Twickenham on a map of Twickenham.
Some of their decisions on the coaching front have beggared belief. The grandees of the Rugby Football Union lost their way with Clive Woodward just as the World Cup-winning boss was tabling his blueprint for continuing success; failed to spot Shaun Edwards when he was hiding in plain sight; and launched th...