Tuesday 22 September 2020
“I had Steven Gerrard posters on my wall growing up, now he’ll be doing opposition analysis on me.”
The out-half went for a second visit to his specialist over the Christmas period and appears on course to feature for Ireland in February.
Mike Haley feels the best is yet to come after struggling to adjust to his new surroundings last season.
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The 21-year-old is working his way up the pecking order of Munster out-halves.
Munster are trying to put a square peg in a round hole, according to Andy Dunne.
Ian Keatley talks about how Munster’s mindset has helped their attacking kicking game.
One of the club’s best-known junior clubs, Liffey Wanderers, will celebrate a memorable year this weekend.
“I just want to be treated as an ordinary player,” he says.
The Spurs striker has played down talk of a possible move to Spain and hopes his side can kick on in the Champions League.
The Ravenhill favourite is settling into life with Montpellier, who face Leinster this weekend.
The Ospreys are frustrated by the snub.
Jonny Sexton insists the Lions are tuned in for Saturday’s crucial third Test.
Ulster’s director of rugby is expecting to face a much better, more varied attack than the one he shut down late last month.
Niamh Briggs on nerves and how being in the Guards has helped her play rugby for Ireland.
“They have some very clear and obvious strengths,” says Schmidt. And he doesn’t expect Gatland to change tack.
The Leinster back could be given a chance to impress at number 10 for the Wolfhounds this Friday.
The Westerners are refusing to take their foot off the pedal even during the break from the Pro12.
Leinster and Ireland’s kicking coach has been more than impressed by the utility back’s 90% success rate this season.
Matt O’Connor’s got a call to make.
The Ireland out half stayed in Paris this summer, where his wife gave birth to their first child.
“If we kick badly to these guys they will really hurt you,” says Leinster and Ireland coach Richie Murphy.
The Ulster out-half has his attention turned towards Welford Road next weekend after last night’s win.
Youth, experience and returning number 10s. This game better start soon.
“I think we’re talking semantics when people try to differentiate between different parts of the foot.”
‘Footy’s a dynamic game’, says the Kiwi preparing for the mother of all Heineken Cup tests.
Tony McGahan brings his side to Liberty Park for a Pro12 last-four clash with Ospreys.
