Alan Quinlan

And I understand sometimes these things can happen, but then for Munster to come out and double down and...

We've done our due diligence.

It is not a good look.

There is in Irish rugby, in Munster, you look at the values of Munster rugby, the club, the people around it.

When you see volunteers resigning, you know there's a problem.

When you hear of a mass number of season ticket holders that will not renew their season ticket, there's obviously massive issues.

So I understand, and Quinny's spot on with everything.

I mean, you're not judging jury here.

You're just looking at Munster Rugby.

It just depends how they deal with it.

I think organisations make errors, things happen, but I presume if there is a serious, if there's even further backlash and Munster ignore it, then I think there is lasting damage there.

But I feel like they do have a chance, even with the RFU, I just, I can't believe that they've...

let disappointments happen.

We've heard of other things in the past with players coming over, being blocked straight away due to stuff that has gone on in the background.

So it's baffled me that it's got this far, to be honest.

But certainly I do feel like it'll all depend on what happens in the next couple of weeks, I think.

People are trying hard there.

There's loads of good people there trying their best.

And, you know, sometimes you make mistakes and you don't make decisions that don't work out, whether it's recruitment or your coaches you choose or the playing squad or whatever the case may be.

And