Racing’s Quesada won’t write off any team with O’Gara in it

As a goal-kicking Test fly-half, it is little wonder Racing-Metro head coach Gonzalo Quesada should give a nod to the most prolific number 10 in Heineken Cup history.

The former Argentina pivot and top points scorer at the 1999 World Cup, Quesada is now in charge of the cosmopolitan Parisians with the task of masterminding a plan to nullify the right boot of Ronan O’Gara.

However, it is the spirit, as well as the kicking prowess, of the Heineken Cup’s leading scorer that most impresses Racing’s head coach as they prepare to kick-off their European campaign at Stade de France this afternoon.

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