Joe

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.

And either Tuolaghe knew Ringrose was going to do that because that's what Ringrose does, or Tuolaghe spotted him out of the corner of his eye shooting up.

And so he changed his plan and gives it to his immediate guy inside him.

And then there's a massive, like there's not much Henshaw can do.

There's a massive gap that Ringrose has vacated.

So I don't know if that's systematic or not.

That just strikes me as Ringrose just seems to have license to do that and he just does it.

Yeah.

Now I take your point.

In more general terms, I watched a lot of rugby over the weekend.

Now I could be reading this wrong.

I didn't sense, okay, you've ring rows and you've shooters here or there.

Both of you give me your thoughts on this.

Are we exaggerating like how wild the Leinster line speed is?

I watched that game.

I don't think they're all as a group shooting up off the line at some rapid speed that lots of other teams aren't.