Donncha O'Callaghan

And I'd be like, OK, fair enough.

And then I can't ever, you know, when I check in, I'll be like, hey, how are we doing?

He's like, not yet.

Not yet.

You know, you were fucked.

That does become the pressure to make it because you're there.

If I'm not over there, I'm on the agenda, man, and they'll go for me.

But the one I remember in Munster, though, like when stuff was happening, say the line outs there, I'd be there, like my movement on the ground is too slow.

So I'm arriving at the front lift a split second too late.

So that's my bad, right?

But there's also other things happening.

And what I noticed with Munster, right?

Then someone like David Wallace go, yeah, that's fair enough.

But I overchase and I end up pushing them forward onto instead of... And everyone's critiquing everyone and everyone's putting their hand up.

In Worcester, I'd go over and they're like, yeah, I went a bit too far forward there and jumped to my front foot when I should have jumped.

And no one else would talk.

A hundred percent.

But then loads of people come over to me afterwards and kind of go, I could have got to that front lift better.

I should have had a bit.

And why the fuck didn't she?