Michael Field

how they'll take apart and dissect all the different elements that went wrong against Bordeaux.

You know, I think there were some things that were outside of their control.

I think like the weather, like that was pretty horrific, I think, conditions to play in.

And I probably had a bigger...

impact that probably has been talked about, I think.

But aside from that, I mean, I think the issue, the real issue they're having is around compounding errors, you know, and I think there's definitely been a focus on the defense, but the defense has gotten worse as far as I can see, not better.

And I actually think it's funny having reflected a little bit more on, say, the likes of Connacht, I think is a really good example of why, you know, why they perform so well this year or, you know, the perception.

So I think they really, you know, they've improved massively, right?

I actually, the more I thought about them, I was like, Leinster's defense is a big problem for them.

I think their attack is less of a problem than their defense.

I think that's been the chat because it does seem to impact on the energy levels, et cetera, et cetera.

But I actually thought Nina Barr made some really good points about how they were kind of, you know, he didn't think it impacted the energy levels because they were defending for a shorter amount of phases, which is very interesting way of thinking about it.

I'm not sure I agree, but it was just interesting.

And I think it's probably less of an issue, the defensive style than actually the, the quality of the fence.

So I'd love to be a flying oil to see what, what actually they come up with have been the issues for them.

Um, and how they propose to, to, to rectify it.

You know, um, I feel like a lot, so many things have fallen out of bed at different times.

It'd be very hard to piece together something really obvious with Leinster at the moment.

I don't mean you, I don't mean you guys, do you feel like it's an obvious thing with Leinster?

I think there seems to be, to me, there seems to be like a,