Alan Quinlan

They were quite unlucky.

They were beaten 25-21 in that game in the quarter-final.

But in recent weeks, they've been

you know, scoring pretty freely.

They're two probably easier games to finish with against, against Ebre, you know, 54-19 and against Benetton, 45-19.

So, two comfortable last, two comfortable wins with them at home.

The scarlet's causing problems in the game previously in Wales.

So, look, there's a vulnerability about them if you can hold on to the ball and you can build phases and get your primary possession.

And Munster did a lot of that really good.

I think JJ Hanlon played really well against the Lions the last day and I was very pleased for him.

But Jack Crowley was...

You know, in that Benetton game, Casey Crowley coming back in, the Ulster game, at times, yeah, they produced a bit of magic, and particularly that Bulls game.

But Ty Brown is a huge loss as well.

His ability to steal the ball and make carries and defend and get around the field is really significant.

So they just have to get on with it now.

I...

Sometimes I don't like the term free hit and you're in bonus territory and it's no disrespect to anyone that says it because it's quite a common term that's used.

Sometimes it can work very good in your favour that there's less pressure and you're not expected to win and you actually the opposition then they're a little bit static and a little bit off and if you cause them some problems they start panicking forcing things so it can work for you but

It should never create a mentality that this doesn't matter.

If we're beaten, we're not expected to win.