Susanna

What do you reckon if, say a manager's doing well and he's backed by the higher-ups, the team's doing well but the players don't like him, like it's a bad team environment, do you reckon then it's fair enough for the players to say, no, we want to get rid of him?

It's giving Saipan.

It actually is.

Yeah.

It got me thinking about that kind of made the link for me with the football and the rugby and everything that's happening there where it's much more uncommon for head coaches to be let go.

They generally serve pretty long tenures as head coach and they're not kind of let go in months at all.

I think we were talking about Clayton McMillan down in Munster.

Munster have been on a bad run of form for the past couple of months but there's nobody talking about

Should Clayton McMillan go?

Absolutely not.

Yeah.

They had a couple of good games when he first came in, which kind of highlights your theory of, what do you call it?

Bounce?

Yeah, but you just give them time.

You give them time to adjust to a team, which definitely it seems in football they don't.

They're not awarded that patience.

And especially in rugby with how different the season structure is.

I mean, you're all from internationals and you have the Six Nations and it's not like they're with Munster for months and months unbroken.

Well, the coach would be.

No, as in the players.