John O'Sullivan

I've known him since he was a schoolboy playing rugby.

So and I've watched his career both as a player and as a coach.

So it's not that he is he doesn't feel that criticism is that you can't be critical.

It's just the aspects of that criticism.

And we've we would argue about various things in terms of perception of matches.

So for him to kind of come out and be as comprehensive as he was and kind of unequivocal in the way that he he spoke.

I agree with Gordon's right.

He's sending a message.

He's making his point.

And that'll be the end of it.

He'll go back and he'll probably do media kind of thing post-match next week when they play the Lions.

And he'll go back to what it was.

And, you know, there'll be a bit of fun as well.

You just kind of say to him now, are you sure you're over?

Is there anything else you want to say about last week?

You know, do you want to get anything else off your chest before we start here?

Well, we were having a podcast here, so we'll just give this as an example.

So we've spoken about the first 60 plus minutes of Leinster, we call it excellence and dominance.

And we've spoken about the last 15 minutes of Leinster, of Toulon's, if you like, when Toulon came back into the match and how they did that.

So if you're listening, you're kind of saying to yourself, which should we focus more on?