Fitzgerald: no need to hit panic button

LUKE FITZGERALD has assured Leinster fans that there is no need to reach for the panic button after an unconvincing start to the Magners League.

Wed, 22 Sep, 2010 - 01:00

Brendan O'Brien

The two-time league champions have lost two of their opening three games this season with the one win coming at home to Cardiff thanks to two late tries from Fergus McFadden and Ian Madigan.

Not exactly the start new coach Joe Schmidt would have wanted.

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