Ruaidhri O'Connor

It's just not something I think about, I guess.

You know, it's the difference between the spectator and you who has been out there and done it.

Like the attack is physically demanding.

It leads to fatigue and defence.

You sort of just think these guys are super fit.

They'll implement whatever, both sides of the ball.

But actually there's such a yin and yang to it that, you know, I don't think about it

all that often but it's just a great point to make super in attack very demanding and then a little bit punch drunk in defence sometimes and fatigued

Yeah, sorry to interrupt.

Even as you're saying that, I do remember Ronan O'Gara distinctly unimpressed with Scotland's opening 10 minutes in Rome and the Six Nations where they just went through lots of phases in midfield.

Okay.

I don't know what you said then.

Okay.

Ian?

You two have disagreed on both calls.

That's a sign of an intriguing weekend.

For what it's worth, the money has Ulster seven points behind Montpellier and Leinster plus five.

That's come in.

It was seven earlier in the week.

Has it?