John O'Sullivan

And Munster will be very much aware of that.

And I would be very surprised if they're not kind of close to their best after a performance like they had in Treviso.

No, in a short term, it's a classic player talking about something that they don't want to talk about it.

So that's how they reconcile it.

They say that this is outside noise, it's external noise.

You know, we discussed this inside, we're not discussing it publicly.

So that's what Tyburn essentially said is we're not going to discuss it with the media.

In not so many words.

What I'd say on it is the top players will always have, be subjective.

A lot of the time, not always, a lot of the time they'll be subjective.

And they will look at it on answering a question like that in an expedient way.

So the easiest way to deal with this is to say we've dealt with it internally.

We've had our discussions in-house.

We're not going to comment on it privately or publicly, I should say.

We're going to concentrate on the rugby ahead of us.

And that's where our focus is next weekend, as it would have been against Ulster.

We leave it at that point at some point.

And then I think he does go on to say like at some point, obviously, you know, they'll have to address it in a different manner.

But for now, they're concentrating on the rugby, all of which is something that you would expect rather than something that would be a surprise.

I think it's the sign of a confident group when they are... I'm not so much calling out the opposition, but when they're kind of bolder in their pre-match chat, if you like, about a game.