Gordon D’Arcy

So,

in a final like this, yes, you've got to defend, you've got to, you know, stick on the big boy pants and you're going to have to bust up.

But you can't, they cannot go away.

If they go away from that play, you know, I think it would be just so, it would be such a wasted opportunity for them.

Like, I got asked this question, which I thought was really good during the week.

And it was like, you know, are we in Bordeaux's head or are Bordeaux in ours?

Same for Ulster.

Are Ulster in Montpellier's head or Montpellier in Ulster's head?

The answer is both.

And what would be the most telling thing?

It's basically who opens the door for the other team.

Which wolf do you feed?

You know, the nervous one or the one that wants to break through the door and win the match.

So whoever makes pressure tell in the final, you will see those momentum battles in the game.

You will see shoulders drop.

You will see a player look to somebody else or for somebody else to do it.

You will see the pressure in the final get to somebody else.

That's when you see the team, that's the momentum shift.

That's when you see a team getting up, getting up, getting on top.

And that has to be where you go for the killer blow.