"I'd like to see them explain our Plan A" - Conor Murray on criticism of Ireland and WC hopes

Conor Murray, Munster and Ireland scrum-half, joined Nathan Murphy to discuss victory in the quarter-finals of the Heineken Champions Cup, his and Ireland's Six Nations performances and looks ahead to the World Cup in Japan.

[@paulkentucky1865]

Decent interview. Some nice insights and interesting views from Murray. It’s the other side of the coin in terms of all we hear from media. Not sure about whether plan A is as varied as he says but maybe it hinges a lot on 9 and 10 playing well and on the front foot. Any team will suffer immeasurably when squeezed like England and Wales did. Let’s hope they find consistent form from here in

[@alk3ie]

The denial that the game-plan has been found out is incredibly worrying, if these sentiments are true - which it seems they are

[@lucasguinness3654]

I hope Murray would never leave Munster

[@mazz9328]

Murray has never acted up on the pitch, has never fouled to the detriment of the opposition. What he has done is point out to the ref things that the ref has missed. What about Farrell, there IS a very arrogant, and indeed a very unfair player who is allowed too much leeway by the refs. His shoulders are fairly covered by opposition face cells

[@DAGATHire]

You could say the same about sexton tho, he loses his rag too much and mouths off to refs far more than anyone else, his performance suffers as a result IMO. but ye, Murray rarely loses his temper, he usually just gets on with his job.

[@dazza4345]

Only one plan the Plan A with variants then ?

[@mpchmr1317]

Why oh why does this interviewer still get work?