Cian Tracey

There's been a lot of bad days.

And to your right.

there's a new Macmillan style of play versus what was there at the start of the season?

Well, I was going to make this point.

I think Munster are struggling for an identity under Clayton Macmillan because I'm not sure what it is.

They've absolutely moved away from the Mike Prendergast style of play.

That's evidenced by the fact that Mike Prendergast is leaving to join Bath at the end of the season.

And that's a big thing because they took two, three...

I think he wants to be more forward orientated.

A lot of the things I hear about him behind the scenes is that he's very old school and that you would have heard a lot of that in preseason.

Remember, they were doing like hill running and swimming.

That seems to be in his coaching as well.

I don't think there's anything wrong with a bit of old school at all.

But I think you need someone... I think you need someone with softer skills.

And what I mean by that is... Listeners will have seen plenty of interviews and heard plenty of interviews with Clayton Macmillan.

And he's been great from a media point of view because he's straight up.

He's no bullshit.

He answers everything.

Like you just read his quotes there, almost to his detriment.

He's really, really honest.