Ask most Ospreys fans where they'd want to improve heading into the new season and the answer you'd get from most is in attack.
Last year, they agonisingly finished just four points outside of the play-offs, having picked up just three try-scoring bonus points over the course of the campaign - with only Cardiff, Dragons and Zebre doing worse on that front. To make matters worse, those three bonus points all came in the final three matches of the season.
That late run of attacking form was enough to reel in the Scarlets on their way to the Welsh Shield - and with it, Champions Cup qualification - but it was abundantly clear that an improvement in attack was needed to break into that top eight. The question is how they go about achieving that?
