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Gareth Thomas feels a fast start will be key for Wales victory against Ireland

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Wales have lost six and drawn one in their last seven Six Nations matches at the Aviva Stadium since a late Leigh Halfpenny penalty secured a 23-21 triumph back in 2012. Ospreys prop Thomas feels if Wales can get off to a strong start they can produce an upset. Ireland are looking to be the first side to achieve successive Grand Slams.

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Gareth Thomas feels a fast start will be key for Wales victory against Ireland

Wales face a huge task against Six Nations title favourites.

3 months ago·London, United Kingdom
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Shropshire StarShropshire Star

Gareth Thomas feels a fast start will be key for Wales victory against Ireland

Gareth Thomas believes a fast start is vital for Wales in their quest to claim an odds-defying victory over Guinness Six Nations title favourites Ireland on Saturday.

3 months ago·Ketley, United Kingdom
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Nation.CymruNation.Cymru

Gareth Thomas feels a fast start will be key for Wales victory against Ireland

Wales’ Gareth Thomas hands off the tackle from England’s Ellis Genge. Photo David Davies PA Images Gareth Thomas believes a fast start is vital for Wales in their quest to claim an odds-defying victory over Six Nations title favourites Ireland on Saturday. Wales have been largely written off, heading to Dublin after suffering nine defeats in their last 10 Six Nations games to face an Ireland side chasing successive Grand Slams. Andy Farrell’s te…

3 months ago
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Swansea Bay NewsSwansea Bay News

Osprey Thomas looking for fast Welsh start against Ireland

The Welsh come into the game in Dublin as firm outsiders after suffering nine defeats in their last ten Six Nations games and now face an Ireland side looking to be the first side to achieve successive Grand Slams. Andy Farrell’s team have won 38 of their last 40 Tests at home and have only seen loses to England in 2019 and France two years later during that period. The in form Irish, despite their disappointment at the World Cup in the autumn …

3 months ago
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