The fine line between right and wrong

The Tactics

The fine line between right and wrong
Sat, 12 Mar, 2011 - 00:00
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Donal Lenihan

1. Mental Toughness

IT HAS been an up and down campaign for both Wales and Ireland, making today a key game for both Declan Kidney and Warren Gatland. Home defeats to France and England set a negative tone early on even if the pressure on both camps has only been eased somewhat by respective wins over Italy and Scotland.

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