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Set-piece frailty cost Gloucester says George Skivington

George Skivington and Declan Kidney’s post-match thoughts from the Brentford Community Stadium
Gloucester head coach George Skivington

AFTER this five-try, bonus-point victory that moves his team within position for Champions Cup rugby next season, London Irish coach Declan Kidney was surprisingly downbeat.
“It’s important to enjoy the result but it’s left us with a lot to work on,” Kidney said. “It’s a good day, though it’s probably not good for the health.”
Irish certainly provided enough headaches for their boss throughout an undulating contest, but the diversity of their attacking play put a smile on the Irishman’s face.
“This is what we’re trying to do, keep the opposition guessing,” Kidney said. “But at the same time ...

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