Joe

We don't build stadiums like this.

I know.

Yeah, it was kind of only the last 15 minutes where you felt, Bayon, slightly tiring physically, Eddie, or just Leinster had managed to absorb it and the likes of McCarthy off the bench, Sheehan off the bench.

What did you make of them in general terms?

Yeah.

Loads in that.

It's funny, you know, I remember reading in Sexton's autobiography, the year they kind of waltzed their way to the final, which they lost to La Rochelle in Dublin.

He was kind of injured or out for a spell and didn't really feel he could be speaking up.

But he felt, as there were blitzing teams in all these games, that there were things not right and he didn't say anything.

And he regretted, actually, we should have been going through it with a fine tooth comb, but we were just winning so much that...

you know it's fine on to the next game it's going well you'd have to say about this current Leinster set up they're kind of under the cosh a lot they're certainly being road tested their mentality's being road tested they're being put in a lot of sticky spots who knows with that draw maybe it stands to them that's if you're really kind of just reaching for a positive and

you assume the attack will improve.

The defence, I do take your point on, Eddie.

Like, so that bay on midfield or try on midfield, people can look at it.

Like, it's off a line out off the coaching park and, like, Leinster are numbered up.

You've Manu Tuolagi on the ball and he has two options outside him.

Henshaw has the first guy and Ringrose has the second guy.

And it seems to me, okay, I know you're saying Henshaw's sitting back.

Ringrose just gambles that Tuolag is going to give it to, he's going to skip the guy immediately inside him and give it to the outside guy.

And Ringrose just says, I'm up.