Broken season no problem for Ulster's Maxwell

SPRINT king Andy Maxwell believes the fractured Celtic League season will not get in the way of Ulster's goal of winning the title.

Maxwell, a former Irish Schools' sprint champion, keeps his left-wing berth for tonight's trip to Glasgow. Though this is Ulster's only game in April, he believes the break allows them to work on units skills.

"It does break up the momentum after a string of good results. But on the other hand it does give us the opportunity to work on individual and unit skills," said Maxwell who has scored six tries in his six comeback games.

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