The unwelcome leader of a superior force

I SUPPOSE it was bound to happen and, in many ways, perhaps I should congratulate your correspondent Jim Yates on his letter entitled ‘Sour grapes on the red carpet’ (Irish Examiner, April 2).

Thu, 03 Apr, 2003 - 01:00

He suggests that we are "bad losers" following the rugby debacle at Lansdowne Road last Sunday.

Yes, we lost to a superior team on the day.

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