Eddie O'Sullivan

I don't think people think about that.

Hands up, I did the same myself.

Every course does that if you've got kids.

And I suppose we don't think about that at times, but...

It's just the way it rolls.

But I can understand that.

When I read about that, I thought, my God, I understand completely how that young fella felt.

But back to the game, I have to say, Leinster looked the better team for 70 minutes and then suddenly they fell apart.

Again, they fell apart.

it's no other way to put it how do you concede two tries and potentially a third one to lose it in that frame of time they just lost control of the game a game for me that they were so comfortable in they played superb rugby it was a brilliant performance you know first 70 minutes I just couldn't see Toulon coming back they said these guys are dead and buried especially when they

When they got the final try, you think there's no way back here.

And then I guess there's an element to London, no, there's nothing to lose.

So they cut the straps and they go for it.

And there's always a chance.

But I think Leinster went into themselves.

And there is that sense now with Leinster that, look, we've lost some big ones.

at the back end when we've been in control and we've lost control.

This one was like we were in cruise control and we lost it.

This carries on now into the final.

It's really hard to get around that.