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Tadhg Beirne hilariously mocks new ‘Munster fan' Johnny Sexton ahead of Lions clash vs Argentina
Tadhg Beirne hilariously mocks new ‘Munster fan' Johnny Sexton ahead of Lions clash vs Argentina

The Irish Sun

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  • The Irish Sun

Tadhg Beirne hilariously mocks new ‘Munster fan' Johnny Sexton ahead of Lions clash vs Argentina

TADHG BEIRNE has joked that he will do his best to help Johnny Sexton settle in as a Munster fan. And he is convinced that the Lions can start to gel as early as Friday night when 2 Tadhg Beirne was speaking ahead of the British & Irish Lions clash against Argentina of Friday 2 British and Irish Lions assistant coach Johnny Sexton joked that he's a Munster fan after the arrival of Rieko Ioane at Leinster Lions and Ireland assistant coach That was in response to And Beirne - one of three players, alongside Connacht duo Finlay Bealham and Bundee Aki - is ready to help smooth Sexton's transition. Beirne laughed: "I was celebrating with him in the hotel yesterday. I was like, 'aw brilliant, can't wait to have you down' and offered him a bed to sleep in for any of the late games. read more on rugby "I'm looking forward to having him in the stands next year.' The Kildare man was in jovial form as he prepares for his second Lions tour, replying that he had 'probably gotten slower, put on a bit of weight' when asked in what way he had changed as a player since 2021. And he observed that Maro Itoje does not curse much when asked about the Lions skipper's leadership style. But he was more serious when asked if the Lions could be cohesive against the Pumas when still trying to adapt to a new system. Most read in Rugby Union He said: "Why wouldn't they be compatible? You're talking about world class players here. "The expectation we would have of each other is that you can adapt to any system you're given. That's the challenge of being a Lion. 'Big weekend' - Peter O'Mahony embarking on hectic gardening project as he aims to add '300 plants' "Every four years there's going to be a new system, the coach is going to want to play a certain way and if you want to be a Lion, you're going to have to adapt or you'll get left behind. "I would say if you came in here thinking that you could just play your club system or your country system, then you're probably already at a loss. "If you're not floating ideas to players in your position, you're already at a loss as well. We're in such a privileged position to come into these environments and learn from one another.'

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