The u20s table looks ominous

P	W	L	D	P +/-	Diff	Try +/-	TB	LB	Points
Ireland U20's	4	4	0	0	203 / 92	111	26 / 14	3	0	19
France U20's	4	3	1	0	155 / 79	76	21 / 11	3	1	16
England U20's	4	3	1	0	117 / 124	-7	18 / 15	3	0	15
Italy U20's	4	1	3	0	108 / 129	-21	18 / 16	4	2	10
Scotland U20's	4	1	3	0	73 / 194	-121	6 / 26	0	1	5
Wales U20's	4	0	4	0	90 / 128	-38	10 / 17	1	2	3

Talented back line forwards just not big or physical enough

Pathway needs an overhaul. Serious questions need to be asked of the WRU and how they prepare boys before they get anywhere near RAG age. England start talent id for academies at 12 and France at 13. They have years then to prepare them for pro rugby. As you can see the boys are 18/19 years old and pro standard players. The same old people will blame academies but as you can see from Italy, Ireland, England and France it's the academies who produce the elite not the grassroots. It's more academy rugby they need not moving in the other direction and back to 'grassroots'. Huw Davies the 20s Number 8 started at Sale when he was 12. The WRU need to organise more meaningful districts rugby and pressurised rugby by way of national competitions from the age of 12 upwards and at every age group, not pandering to participation numbers and 'enjoyment'. There's plenty of talent in Wales but we foster complacency by shying away from competing and pushing the talent as far as it goes.