I think there may have been another honesty session yesterday
Ryan didn't shy from taking accountability for his role in their 18-11 loss.
"From my perspective there were too many scrum collapses when I was on the field," said Ryan who came on from the bench. "That is my role … to keep the scrum up, set a good platform for the backs. I think the forwards probably disappointed with our lineout ball in general.............................................
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His candid assessment of his own performance last Saturday followed a forwards review meeting on Monday at the Waratahs' Moore Park headquarters.
Ryan could not explain how the Waratahs allowed the Force to dictate the game's terms, especially as the Force had defeated the title holders in round one similarly.
He said it was possible the Waratahs coaches might determine that "we spent too much time looking at the Force" in the lead-up to the game.
But it was disappointing the Waratahs had allowed themselves to be beaten by the Force "for three times in a row, now" over two seasons.
"They put us off playing our own game," Ryan said. "The most disappointing thing beyond the result and beyond any other aspect of the game was the fact that we didn't play the way we played the last 2½ and three years."
http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-union/u...mself-over-loss-to-force-20150511-ggz6b8.html