Any chance of an end of season round-up podcast? The BBC podcast with Matt Dawson was up within a couple of days of the final whistle, as was The Guardian's. I'd love to hear the opinions of The Times / Sunday Times pundits, but alas I fear I'm too late.

Richard, Doha,

Being a Welshman I am immensely proud of Wales and their new balanced game. Whether we can beat France on Saturday I don't know but it's sure to be a cracker with France having to try and score 20 more points than us.

I find England more interesting at the moment. I'm ashamed to say it because I don't normally take pleasure in people's misfortune, but I am enjoying England's meteroric fall from grace. Nothing persoonal against the English players or management team, but bitterness is driven by the ridiculous media bias and lazy agenda's based around "Jonny" because he's the only player that the fair weather crowd have heard of. There is no quick fix for England, simply bringing in Cipriani won't do it. They've gone downhill since winning the world cup in 2003 being satisfied with the odd win against SH opposition and the occasional hammering of a really poor side. A lucky world cup where they just got through their group, beat an Australian team who had 15 backs on the field and a France team who bottled it did more harm than good.

Kay, Shaw, Vickery, Regan are all on their way out and I don't see any decent replacements.

Wilkinson had a purple patch in 2002 as all players do, he was then carried through the world cup by a monster pack that struggled against Wales in the 1/4 finals and exposed "Jonny". Catt saved them.

Noon, Sackey, Vainokolo, Balshaw and Wigglesworth are good club players but won't be world beating internationals.

Haskell and Lipman are yet to prove their worth.

If I were Ashton I would see this as my last chance and do something drastic. I would bring in Lewsey on the wing and even Ben Cohen on the other. Cipriani at full back and Hodgson at 10. Flood at 12 and Simpson-Daniel at 13. Roll the dice Brian, if you have to go do it in style.

Paul, Cardiff,