Michael Field

But you had called it for a couple of weeks in a row thinking, you know, you needed to see a bit of a blueprint for a big Leinster performance.

And we didn't really see that.

And I thought it played out very close to what you kind of expected in your kind of pre-match.

And there's something in that, you know, and I think the coaches will have to take a little bit of responsibility as will the players who've got it in the neck about, you know, why they haven't been able to produce something consistent or at least...

I suppose we haven't really been able to see what they're trying to achieve more consistently as well.

You know, that kind of way.

I think I'd love to be, I'd love to see exactly what they're, bar the defense where I can kind of, I see what they're trying to do.

I'm not sure I see enough of that in attack and the rest of the game.

I don't see a clear, oh, Leinster do this every week.

Now you might change it here and there, but because Leinster have the raw materials to be trying to impose themselves on teams every week.

Like a Barcelona-type style.

You know how Barcelona are going to play, but how are you going to stop them?

They might make slight changes or whatever.

Do you know what I'm trying to say to you?

Leinster are good enough to be able to do that, and you should be able to see it.

You should be able to see what they're trying to achieve every week.

Yeah, Munster's probably the most worrying, I think, if I'm being honest, just in terms of where that team is at.

And I think those two, like Thacker Abrams and Klein, are two starters, I think, when they're fit.

You know, I think Leinster, look, Leinster still have that depth, guys.

And one thing I would say is I do think in a World Cup year,