Alan Quinlan

Gather the ball when the Bulls made a break up the far side of the field.

Set it up, Michael Alalatoa, forward pass.

Scrum, trouble again straight away.

You know, small things, players slipping off tackles.

So, yeah, look, they certainly tried.

And they've 38 missed tackles in the game.

They were under immense pressure.

And it could have got really, really ugly there.

Ugly, or it was ugly, obviously, in that second half because it was kind of all over the shop in the last 20 minutes, wasn't it?

Yeah, so look, they're very powerful and they're so strong.

And the scrum, of course...

Munster held their own and a couple of their own balls which was admirable but got blown away too many times and it was five scrum penalties in the game again no scrum no win so a lot of stuff going on there and just in the game itself it was always going to be very difficult you're missing so many players and I just think it was too tall an order for Munster I was kind of optimistic and Fiona said the same last week that they could have found something and made it tricky for the Bulls but

On the balance of it, you know, the Bulls just blew them away and it was not a major surprise.

Nobody knows monster rugby better.

I'd like to think I know a lot.

Just take Connacht, for example, and it's with absolute respect to Connacht.

You know, most people are saying, well, they've had a great season.

They've had a great second half of the season.

They played really well.

They're unlucky against Glasgow on Friday night.