Episode 2182: Ireland Play Total Rugby, Samurai Sexton, Sweet N’ Lowe
This was one of the most aesthetically pleasing Ireland performances of all time, and even allowing for the horrendous performance by Japan, Ireland look like a side who are committed to evolving their style of play.
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We discuss Jamison Gibson Park’s new found self belief, Tadhg Furlong the outhalf, ignoring hat trick scoring wingers for Man of The Match awards, Sweet N Lowe, and Samurai Sexton.
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Holy shit! Total rugby.
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