Cian Tracey

And I think there's going to be changes in the out-half department next season as well.

Because Tony Butler is a young guy who's been coming through.

He hasn't got a look in in the last while.

I think my understanding is he's one of several players who's going to be leaving at the end of the season.

So whether we see Keith Woods, young fella being pushed through, who's actually been very good for the Ireland under-20s.

He made his debut last year.

but that's not a ready-made replacement to step in and be the backup to Jack Crowley either and like we've spent a lot of time talking about the coaching elements there Joe like at some stage the players have to step up here and take responsibility as well for them to rock up in Galway last weekend for what was a huge game like Gavin Coombs during the week was talking about

You know, how Munster and Connacht despise each other, that they were ready for everything that was going to come with them.

Like so many of Munster's players drastically underperformed.

Now, I think like that's on the coaches not having them in the right headspace.

But like I said, the players have to take responsibility as well.

Like as good as Connacht are, they're not a Bordeaux, they're not a Toulouse.

And at times they made them look like they were.

I don't think the Blairs are culpable in all this either.

They're very much responsible too.

Yeah, I wouldn't be surprised.

I can understand your skepticism in terms of when you see a review that they will all go away.

And maybe it will.

I might be wrong.

But there is a lot of dissatisfaction in Munster.