Joe

I mean, Tyke Burns said as well, we fell off too many tackles, first half in particular.

You think of the Caro Walevu try.

He was brilliant, by the way, their outside centre, really lovely, balanced runner.

But there was a Mull...

a little bit of joy but then he just sort of runs from deep back against the grain at pace like he bundled through must have been three Munster bodies it was like it was like a drill where they all had pads and they were just giving him a bang on the way through and then there was the chip over the top just before half time crucial try

And that's just it just spilled out of Jack O'Donoghue's hands under the posts.

And again, in isolation, these things happen.

But we're not talking fully in isolation here.

The other try was close range against 14 men.

Discipline, another thing like yet again, second week in a row down to 14 men concede 14 points in that window.

They've had, I think, four four yellows in the last three games.

And then Rudd mentioned that, you know, the killer try.

Like, in a sense, you're a coach and it's a kick out wide and it's one winger against another winger.

You're probably feeling OK as the one-on-one happens.

And, you know, fast forward a few frames later, Shane Daly sitting on his bum with his hands on his head as the try is touched down.

So defence there, that really killed him.

And they defended so well in Toulon for huge spells.

Yeah, they're paying such a big price for these mistakes because I am in the Eddie camp.

I watched them and, like, I haven't seen Munster attack like this in a while.

You know what I mean?