Rugby: Quins pin hopes on Wood

Ailing Harlequins are hoping the return of talismanic Ireland captain Keith Wood will provide them with a speedy hangover cure.

Fri, 15 Mar, 2002 - 07:28

Ailing Harlequins are hoping the return of talismanic Ireland captain Keith Wood will provide them with a speedy hangover cure.

Quins need to quickly bounce back from their heart-breaking Powergen Cup semi-final defeat by London Irish if they are to maintain their hopes of survival in the Zurich Premiership.

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