Ireland chose Luke Fitzgerald on the left wing, which represents the first international start for the incers in nearly four years.
The problem of the neck that threatens his career among other injuries to the British and Irish lion for the year 2009 has maintained the margin, but Schmida supported his “to bring real freshness” upon his return.
Fitzgerald recalls the game “to play a feverish pace,” but Ireland adopted the unusual scenario and moved beyond the magic goal of 21 points after the watchmark.
“I got some nice touches myself, which was great. I settled for me early in the game,” said Fitzgerald.
“We were really well played and perhaps we left one or two there, we had some other good opportunities.”
Sean Operation's second experience of the game strengthened its points more points in the closing stages, but with a five -minute survival, the royal aspirations seemed to be a dangerous blow.
Stuart Hogg took in the corner, rose in the corner, rose in the corner, rose in the corner, rose in the corner, rose in the corner, rose in the corner, rose in the corner, rose in the corner, rose in the corner, raised in the corner, moved to the corner, and moved in the pass that is, if if by that
Only after reviewing TMO, it became clear that Ireland No. eight Jimmy Hissalen has basically displaced the ball.
“It is the only thing I always remember about Jimmy, who is being treated,” said Fitzgerald.
“I think it's the gas of his career. He was a detail man, working hard, really decent.
“We could have abandoned him, but he kept focusing directly to the end.”
Ireland had a last opportunity to assign England a more imposed goal. Ian Madijan, who was a substitute for Johnny Sixon, had already transformed the last outcome of O opera, but witnessed a final penalty attempt from the goal.
“There was a decision on whether three or go to the corner and to exacerbate the points, it was decided to take three,” Madejan remembered.
“I knew it was an important kick, and hit it well [but] He drew wide.
“Immediately, I was praying.”
