I don't usually comment but I feel like Scotland's issues run deeper than just their coaching or team dynamics... I mean, they're having problems with consistency even when they're winning, which is a huge red flag 
. It's not just about beating certain teams or not, it's about being able to build on those wins and carry that momentum through the whole season. And that's something that's been missing from their campaign so far...
. It's not just about beating certain teams or not, it's about being able to build on those wins and carry that momentum through the whole season. And that's something that's been missing from their campaign so far...
I mean, Scotland's got some talent for sure, but they need to sort out their consistency issues, ya know? They're always on the upswing one game and then crash back down again. It's like they can't decide whether they're gonna be a top team or just another also-ran. 
And what's with all these changes in the starting lineup? It's like they're trying to find a winning formula by accident instead of actually figuring it out. 
Gregor Townsend's got some nerve saying there's no entitlement, but let's be real, when you've got a team that's getting pummeled and then suddenly dispatching opponents 56-0, something's gotta give. 
. It's all about building momentum and creating a winning mindset, you know? I mean, 14 changes to the starting lineup is wild - it's not exactly the most cohesive unit 
. Gregor Townsend needs to get his squad on the same page ASAP or they'll be stuck in neutral gear for another Six Nations 
. Can't wait to see how this "siege mentality" thing plays out - if anyone can flip their script, it's Sione Tuipulotu 
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it makes you wonder if he's just trying to spin it, ya know? I think what fans are really missing here is a bit of transparency - like, what exactly does "regrouping and getting over the hump" even mean in practice? 