"When they're coming in at the age of 14, I would love their ambition to be that they want to play for London Pulse and win the Superleague, and then I want to win for the Roses. Rather than, always looking across the pond to automatically play abroad." Tom Curry and Furbank shifted the ball quickly to the right to send Manu Tuilagi racing away down the touchline and although he was eventually brought down, the home side kept the pressure on and switched play to the left where Freddie Steward sent in May to finish for a try which this time Henry Slade converted. "I think that fear has left opposing teams. I don't know if it is there quite the way it used to be. They've been the kings of the hill for so long, everybody has studied them - and stolen their plays - but, more importantly, they've learnt from other teams how to defend them. And the Chiefs right now don't have another move on the chess board to make anybody think twice. "It's the work that comes before you get to see us on Sky Sports, that's what's going to make the difference.