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Where Kidney has failed, Johnson has succeeded
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19-03-2011 1:12pm#1
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Not today!!
Why not?
One of the best examples of why Munster were such a consistant force in European rugby was the dressing room conversation after they won their first Heineken Cup. In the dresing room, with the cup, guys like O'Connell and O'Gara stood up and said to the rest that the win should be the START of the success, not the end of it.
Sitting back and patting yourself on the back is a great way to start failing. Ireland beat England but we still had a poor 6 nations by the standards this team has set. It's only right to question it.
I think Kidney is definately the man to bring this team to the World Cup and beyond but he has certainly made mistakes and they should be discussed.0 -
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myflipflops wrote: »Why not?
One of the best examples of why Munster were such a consistant force in European rugby was the dressing room conversation after they won their first Heineken Cup. In the dresing room, with the cup, guys like O'Connell and O'Gara stood up and said to the rest that the win should be the START of the success, not the end of it.
Sitting back and patting yourself on the back is a great way to start failing. Ireland beat England but we still had a poor 6 nations by the standards this team has set. It's only right to question it.
I think Kidney is definately the man to bring this team to the World Cup and beyond but he has certainly made mistakes and they should be discussed.
Its been a long time since i have seen the Irish team play with such passion.. Everybody thought Kidney was nothing short of a God in 2009 after the Grand Slam (and rightly so)
Yes he has made a few bad calls ~ But as far as im aware, he is human! Is he not entitled? After yesterdays performance ~ I am super happy
I do apologise if that upsets you somewhat!0 -
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