Cian Tracey

I know there are still logistical issues with that in terms of crossing hemispheres and that, but...

In terms of the competitiveness, it's just been absolutely brilliant.

And I think this year's season has probably been the best, really.

Certainly the regular season, the playoffs are shaping up really well.

And yeah, like I said, if all four Irish teams can get into the top eight, that would be the dream scenario.

Cardiff are the ones you're probably looking at there to potentially drop out.

I mean, like even you look at Connacht, they've won...

Seven of their last eight URC games.

Remarkable run of form.

And to think that they could win, like I would fancy them to win in Edinburgh who don't have anything to play for.

That would be eight and nine.

And for them to potentially not get playoff rugby would just be a sickener to the Stuart Lancaster project that is absolutely humming.

I know we'll get on and chat about that.

Obviously, it's worked.

People, listeners, I'm sure are well aware of it now, but

It's worth reminding everyone that if Ulster were to drop into ninth and if they were to beat Montpellier in the Challenge Cup final next week, they would take the last Champions Cup place for next season.

So that is something to bear in mind as well if Ulster were to drop into ninth this weekend.

Yeah.

Absolutely.

If they took a while to get the bonus point and if they hadn't, it would have been a travesty from a Connacht point of view because