Gareth Steenson

He'd want to probably finish it strong.

He'd want to win a trophy as well.

And if you're picking basically on form and you're actually basically not, if you take all emotion and everything out of the whole thing and the fact that people are moving on,

And you want the best players in the field.

But then he probably does get the opportunity to play this week.

And I think that's probably something that it kind of is good for him.

It'll be good for the squad.

Maybe just to have a little bit of Lisa life and a little bit of, you know, after what happened last week.

It's just nice to be able to go, right, you run the reins here.

Now, that mightn't be in the plan two, three weeks ago.

But I think, you know, all the things you're saying there, not having played for so many years,

He's basically not starting for basically 12 months.

It's a very difficult position for any 10 to be in and to be in the position that he was being utilised in different areas.

And I actually think the move for Conor is good for everyone.

It's good for Irish rugby.

It's good for...

For him, he can actually go and get his teeth into a team.

He can go across there, challenge with Josh Ione and just go after that position and actually make a team his own a little bit.

We'll actually get to learn a heck of a lot more about what Cianfolli's about.

Yes, it's been frustrating for the lad, but at the same time, he's been in a round environment.