RTÉ Sport Journalist It's been hard to flick through the papers or move the dial for the last two weeks without coming across a former international scoffing at the notion that a game against the worst team in Six Nations history was a test of character. Veni, vidi, vici, it certainly was not; Roman holiday is closer to the truth. Not only do Franco Smith's side, hammered 48-7 by Wales yesterday for a 31st consecutive Six Nations beating, look a third-rate outfit, they now look like many of their players don’t know some of the basic rules of the game.