Eddie O'Sullivan

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.

So where to pivot next, I don't know.

He kind of is where he is on that front.

So I don't know.

There's an easy pivot away there for him.

I think you're right, but I think mid-season, I'm talking about short-term shift, where does he shift short?

You're talking about a long-term plan here, go back to base, build a team off the ground, it's a longer project, but for the next six months, where does he pivot to?

He has what he has now, so I get your point on the longer term, I'm talking more short-term, I think he's very limited option short-term.

I'd be a little less optimistic, you know, than Rudd there.

The reason I say that is, we saw again how the other way to crack a blitz is to go through it.

And that try from Bayonne was off the training park.

It was a beautiful try.

You know, you spread the defence out and you go through it.

Or we've talked about a lot of teams trying to get around it and some teams are very successful, like La Rochelle.

But if you look at... If you freeze frame that...

Leinster midfield when that strike runner went through, it's like it's all over the shop.