Jonathan Bradley

I won't have anyone convince me that they can defend in that space.

Absolutely.

It's probably the only of the quarterfinals that you would say felt like it was in the balance really at any point during the second half, I suppose.

I thought there was a lot to like about Conor's performance.

I think...

they were always going to be undone by having that many penalties.

You mentioned the discipline, but they were really, really hamstrung by that.

Some of the penalties I thought were probably just the product of fatigue.

They were having to defend so, so much in that first half.

The number of tackles that they had to make in those opening passages, they were just so, so under the pump.

But they did stick to it really, really well.

It was just...

I suppose they were somewhat fortuitous in the sense that Glasgow didn't fully make their dominance pay on the scoreboard with a couple of those disallowed tries, even though they were rightly chalked off.

But I think there was a lot to like about their defence.

There was a lot to like about their defensive application.

You mentioned Josh Ione there performing like a man.

He knows that Ciarán Froli is going to be there next year.

I thought he was really, really good throughout.

Yeah.

I think just somewhat similar to the Montpellier game in the Challenge Cup.