DAVE KILCOYNE HAS returned to full training, Munster have confirmed.
The loosehead prop suffered a “short-term” ankle issue in preseason and has now returned to full training as Munster prepare for Saturday’s URC clash against Zebre in Italy (3pm, RTÉ).
Billy Burns will go for a scan on a shoulder injury he picked up against Connacht on Saturday and his availability for Zebre will be determined later in the week.
Patrick Campbell suffered a shoulder injury while in AIL action for Young Munster and “will have a specialist review,” according to Munster.
Also on the province’s injury list and continuing to rehab are: Diarmuid Kilgallen (leg), Brian Gleeson (shoulder), Cian Hurley (knee), Tom Ahern (ankle), Rory Scannell (ankle), Paddy Patterson (knee), Edwin Edogbo (achilles), Roman Salanoa (knee).
Based on those stats, we should bring Brian Kerr back.
Trap is gone whatever happens but I certainly do not want us beat against the Faroe Islands for this to happen.
What about David O’Leary as next manager? Get him to do it for nothing (expenses only) for a year and if it works out, it would be great parties?
Just a thought.
Considering the amount of young talent that is there and his record with moulding young players it’s not a bad idea to get him, he won’t do it for nothing but he would do it on the cheap, whoever they get has to get a 3year deal and make this qualification a right off from the start let the new man experiment with the talent that is there but not being used
great for both parties.