In London, a recent exemplary display by England resulted in a tight loss for Ireland, dashing the chances of consecutive Grand Slams. This serves as an important commentary on the complexity of clinching an absolute victory. In a discussion led by host Nathan Johns, Gordon D’Arcy and Gerry Thornley explore the points of failure for Ireland, the areas England dominated, and why a Six Nations title, even absent a Grand Slam, is significant. This content is brought to you by John Casey.