Gareth Steenson
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596 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 30 Jun
Gareth Steenson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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They're trying to do something at that point to get themselves back into the game.
But I think you're right.
The more pressure that was put on you, I know it's only six penalties, but those
Those penalties and those, I guess, the side like that, a big, physical, heavy side who just squeeze the life out of you when they can, but has the ability then to exploit you whenever they've got a bit of free licence to do it.
So it's obviously a difficult one for Lent.
So it was probably masked a little bit by the fact that they've scored very early in the game.
And to go 7-0 up, I think they've kind of...
they maybe just kind of maybe took stock and maybe went well actually this is great this is the way to do it but obviously from that Bordeaux is similar to the game the night before you've seen quick early scores for both teams and then you've just seen the two French teams kind of go right we've kind of got the mask of these lads we know what to do and they just kind of upped their game a little bit and
within minutes that's the thing with French teams within 15-20 minutes they can take the game away from you and then you're chasing shadows and I think that's what probably Leinster probably got shocked a little bit in that 20 minute window which they meant they were just trying to get themselves back in the game and once the game's gone it's easy to see opportunities when the game's gone whenever the opposition are just maybe taking foot off the gas a little bit
Yeah, no, I think, you know, what Bert was talking about hit the nail on the head.
For me, I've always, since I've come into coaching, I've always been on the sideline.
And I'm not just a fella who runs the tee on.
It is conversations.
You can actually feel a game.
And I actually prefer to be down around the pitch because you can actually feel what's going on.
It's like whenever I play it, it's a bit like,
you're talking about there you kind of know you get a feel as the play as the forwards on top as is the wind because doing a certain thing is or loads of things you can add to and it's almost little reminders and trigger points around the game and i know it's probably a little bit different in the women's game where it's kind of you know the girls are a different stage we're talking about but if you look at any sport look at the nfl as an example sure the head coaches a lot of the time are standing on the sideline chatting away to their players or quarterback they're actually writing down little notes but in between certain things so
There's loads of things in round that.
Obviously, the difference from a coach's box is they've got a bird's eye view, so they can actually feed in a lot of information that if you were standing on the sideline, you'd never be able to see.
So I do agree from a point where I think there's a point where players don't probably need to hear conversations that are probably being said amongst coaches.
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