The teams that are successful in the comp build a team and bring in players that have styles that can fit a game plan or that they an build a game plan around.
The Warriors feel like they have just taken what they can get since the early 2000s when everything seemed to fit together perfectly. The veterans they brought in were solid and the young guys complemented them with their ball skills. The forward pack was imposing while the outside backs had all round skills.
For the last 10 years its been a case of sign a star but dont build a team around them, we sign a star back but give them a starting lineup of bench forwards to work behind
When you sign
Roger Tuivasa-Sheck surely the game plan should be to drag the defence infield and put him one on one with isolated outside backs, to do that you need to own the middle of the park..