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'No sex please, we're Irish' - O'Callaghan reveals rugby team's sex ban strategy
WHAT’S THE KEY to being a successful rugby team? Astute tactics? A strict training regime? A Machiavellian desire to succeed?
According to Donncha O’Callaghan, abstaining from sex before matches can make a substantial difference to the players’ performances (on the field).
Speaking to Ray D’Arcy on Today FM, the Munster star said:
His comments come after Giovanni Trapattoni told reporters he would not be imposing an alcohol or sex ban on the Irish footballers at Euro 2012, saying: “There is space for the family or girlfriend. Drink beer or not drink beer.”
And it is not the first time the issue has arisen in a sporting context. Earlier this year, New Zealand rugby fans rejected attempts at an ‘Abstain for the All Blacks’ campaign during the World Cup.
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