Fiona Hayes

Good, Rory, what a way to go out.

We thought it might be a close game.

I think we were very wrong in our predictions, but we did feel like there was going to be a little bit of fight there.

But unfortunately, the Bulls were too good.

So I think that kind of set the tone for the rest of my weekend anyway.

So it wasn't great, the bank holiday.

Do you know what?

It was actually while you were working.

I was listening to you on the TV and the news came over my phone.

I said, he's probably watched after seeing that now flashing on his phone during the game.

But yeah, look, new start for Liverpool as well, Quinny.

We're happy days.

yeah lots of stuff coming in thanks again guys some of them I probably can't read out just a lot of bad language in there but I will say Paul sent in a stand up and replace the F with an SH it did give me did give us a bit of a laugh Dave Ahern has there's a lot of excuses given you ask if Macmillan should be given another season but no one can seem to point out any area on the pitch that's improved under his coaching

uh tactically he's been poor any selections questionable is there any positives you've seen under him um peter o'flynn second bring second-hand players in get second-hand rewards a clear out of top is required and do not mean the coach munster have been completely mismanaged for more than 10 years at an executive level and until that changes nothing will improve underneath uh trevor say season turned up to december we had

clarity of intent with one with one way to play simplicity we were playing at speed after that we lost all capacity for ball handling lineouts and scrummaging high point was argentina keen mcgivney again the season ended unfortunately the way the season went after the stormers lost in toman park high beating uh it was a high beating lenster back in october plenty of work at boardroom level to be done as well as coaching appointments to be made

in the summer must do better next season and Brian Lallor all I can say is I hope the powers that be look at the Irish 20s carefully this summer and make the right decisions for our future and thanks for the pod another great year of chats well thanks for those messages I'm going to get both your opinions on the game Alan Quinlan start with yourself like the Bulls just inside were bigger more clinical faster more physical this is a bit of a reality check for Munster I think was it yeah look it wasn't a surprise Rory and look um

Hello and welcome to the Reds 78.

Rory O'Hagan from Off The Ball joined by Munster Legends Alan Quinlan and Fiona Hayes as we look ahead to knockout rugby for Munster.

An absolutely huge clash coming up in South Africa this weekend.

We're going to talk all the permutations, all the ins, all the outs, all the what have yous ahead of this weekend's massive, massive game for the Reds.