By Peter Jackson

Just when the Red Dragon Brotherhood thought it couldn’t possibly get any worse, their team duly plunged through another fathom of uncharted waters before hitting a deeper rock bottom.
Another failure, one infinitely more comprehensive than the scoreline might suggest, leaves Wales with nowhere to go beyond stumbling on towards a second successive Six Nations whitewash.
It also leaves Warren Gatland in an increasingly untenable position; 14 straight defeats and no sign of the run ending any time soon.
How many defeats can one man take, especially when that man has built an...