Wallace worry for Boks test

DAVID WALLACE is a doubt for Saturday’s Test against South Africa after an ankle injury flared up.

Tue, 07 Nov, 2006 - 00:00
Mark Doyle

While his teammates trained yesterday in St Gerard’s School in Bray, Wallace’s injury, which resurfaced over the weekend, was being monitored by the Ireland medical staff.

A decision will be made early today on the Munster back-row’s wellbeing.

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