Lions must improve out wide to get grip on All Blacks’ organised chaos | Paul Rees

Gatland’s men need to break the shackles but Test series will be defined just as much by how they cope with an attacking style almost never seen in Six NationsWhen Ian McGeechan coached the Lions in New Zealand in 1993 his policy with the media was simple: say nothing in a polite way. He knew, even at a time when the Lions were a rugby entity rather than the commercial juggernaut they have become, that a difficult tour would become onerous if the tourists generated negative headlines through a word or two out of place.Have a quiet word with him afterwards, as you were able to in those days, an…