And he was not a disaster. He came on and did well against Fiji. He was not at fault for the defeat by Wales. He was guilty of over-chasing Jamie Roberts in the first half, which gave Wales some momentum just before half-time. But earlier on, he had stitched up Dan Lydiate and Dan Biggar with the angles of his running in the build-up to Jonny May’s try. And let’s not forget the score was 25-18 when he came off in that match.