Show Notes
Well, where do you even start with that one? Ulster somehow managed to come back from 21 points down to snatch a 26-26 draw with Munster at Ravenhill. Some cracking stuff from the backs, but the less said about the scrum and maul the better. Plenty to admire about the fightback, but plenty to be worried about too. How do you even begin to make sense of it? We're joined by former Ulster and Zebre player Mick Kearney and Munster fan and rugby journalist Caolan Scully to pick the bones out of it all. What went wrong, what went right, and are we just papering over the same old cracks? We also look ahead to Zebre next weekend. Surely a chance to get things back on track... surely? Plenty to get stuck into. Enjoy the episode and let us know what you made of it all in the comments!
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