Suspension a Blessing in Disguise for Veteran Out-Half
In hindsight, attack coach Mike Catt now sees the ban for the skipper’s behavior towards the match officials after Leinster’s loss to La Rochelle in the Champions Cup final as a blessing in disguise. The suspension allowed the veteran out-half to have a proper pre-season, which has proven beneficial for his performance.
Sexton has started all three of Ireland’s pool wins and has shown impressive form, unaffected by his injury and absence. He will start again in the Pool B decider against Scotland, and Catt believes this is the result of his suspension.
Catt commends Sexton for his hard work and preparation, which is evident in his exceptional performance. He emphasizes the importance of a proper pre-season without injuries, and Sexton’s age has not hindered his abilities.
As Ireland faces Scotland in their final Pool B game, they hold control over their destiny. Catt urges his team to be more clinical in their play, especially as the stakes get higher. He believes there are still areas for improvement, such as accuracy and decision-making.
Catt acknowledges the challenges posed by Scotland and their strong defense. Generating quick ball and maintaining control of the game will be crucial. He emphasizes the importance of confidence and executing their game plan effectively.
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