Eddie O'Sullivan

But I think they're all ultimately fixable.

But the tricky part of that is, as long as those rattling is there, the confidence is going to wobble.

And I think the confidence they took out the first part of the season is now drained.

It's gone.

Their first five games, they would have been in a pretty good place up between their ears.

That's all probably dissipated now to the point where they're going to be very nervous from here on in.

Maybe running in the Challenge Cup is going to give them a bit of mojo back, but I'm really gutted from them because I thought they were on a good track and I think last Saturday derailed a lot of good stuff for them.

The tricky part, sorry, what I was just saying before.

You were saying there, I think we talked about how he spent the first few games of the season giving everybody a shot and saying, no, there's no excuses.

So on the back of that, he's put his best foot forward two weeks in a row.

So the problem is, where does he pivot now?

What can he change in terms of personnel?

Even in recruitment, I think their hands are tied.

They don't have big money.

So he's kind of...

He's kind of locked in where he is.

I mean, obviously with Abrams, if Abrams goes or Klein goes, he's got to fill those gaps.

But in terms of he did his due diligence at the start and gave everybody a shot.

And he said from now on, this is best foot forward stuff and nobody can complain.

And that was the best foot forward and it kind of backfired a bit on him.