Near the end of my own career, when I was on the bibs team against the starters, Henderson was a bib too, and we were looking to him to put holes in the first team. Iain Henderson I like, and his return ot the bench broadens Schmidt’s options as he can cover any of the back five positions in a test team. Furlong is important because while Andrew Porter stood up against Wales, it takes double-digits in terms of test appearances to get a true gauge of where a fella is at. With the best will in the world to a prop, he doesn’t do those things. He remains, in my opinion, in relation to the World Cup, Ireland’s most important player - an animal capable of running over guys, busting things up, and scoring tries. How many this week have been writing about Ireland missing Sean O’Brien? The return of Tadhg Furlong and Iain Henderson is, of course, a plus, but in or out, the train keeps moving.
A natural glider with great feet, he will open up the outside channels a little easier than you would with Farrell or an Aki-Henshaw partnership. What Ireland lose in Farrell and Henshaw they gain in Ringrose’s ability to give the back line a different flow. They haven’t had a three-into-two situation yet between Henshaw, Ringrose, and Aki to make that call. Regarding what actually is Ireland’s first-choice centre partnership. Tempo, ruck, accuracy, ruthless execution, everyone knowing their role, getting over the gain line.Īnyone who indicates that Ireland are vulnerable in midfield has made their mind up Scotland will also struggle with Ireland’s tempo. Ireland have really good rugby players and are mentally strong. Scotland won’t get to build on that victory because of the quality of tomorrow’s opposition. #TeamOfUs #IREvSCO #ShoulderToShoulder /50GWXIqM2y- Irish Rugby March 8, 2018 Here's the Ireland team to play in the #NatWest6Nations at on Saturday. Let’s remember where our thoughts were just over a month ago after the opening game of the Six Nations in Cardiff: How bad are Scotland? Since then, France could have won in Edinburgh and while Scotland were thoroughly deserving winners against England, let’s not forget the Danny Care intercept, and Farrell’s try - both called back. Some glorious rugby followed by some appalling stuff which, as a coach, would have you lying awake looking at the walls every night. I’m not having it.įor all their scalps at Murrayfield - Australia, South Africa, France, and England - you can’t ignore the other side of the ledger and you can’t conclude anything but this team has a serious mental issue away from home.
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I find it nigh unthinkable that a Joe Schmidt Ireland would lose in Dublin tomorrow to a Scotland side which has forgotten how to win away from Murrayfield.
No-one in that squad should be entertaining thoughts of regressing back to old Ireland, ‘let’s put it up em’, type of stuff.
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