Neil Doak staying calm as Ulster ready to get back on track

Ulster head coach Neil Doak said that there is no panic in the ranks despite the province dropping to its lowest position in the Celtic League for over a decade.
Neil Doak staying calm as Ulster ready to get back on track

Sitting in seventh slot, just below Edinburgh, this Friday night’s opponents at the Kingspan Stadium, Ulster are staring at a Connacht, Munster, and Leinster one-two-three at the top of the Guinness Pro12, but Doak is adamant that things will sort themselves out.

“Obviously the last two games haven’t gone the way we wanted. We knew Europe was going to be difficult. Against Leinster, I suspect both teams didn’t play to their full potential,” explained Doak.

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