Sarries saga a cold reminder of rugby realities after World Cup

There was something cathartic about the way Japan hosted the Rugby World Cup. It made you feel good about the sport. The interaction of fans from all over the world, without rancour or fear, the manner with which visitors to the country were welcomed and embraced, the dignity around the tragic fallout from Typhoon Hagibis.

Sarries saga a cold reminder of rugby realities after World Cup

There was something cathartic about the way Japan hosted the Rugby World Cup. It made you feel good about the sport. The interaction of fans from all over the world, without rancour or fear, the manner with which visitors to the country were welcomed and embraced, the dignity around the tragic fallout from Typhoon Hagibis.

Despite Ireland’s disappointing no-show, this event will live long in the memory of all lucky enough to experience it in some shape or form.

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