Sale wary of Elwood threat

Sale Sharks have identified veteran Irish international Eric Elwood as a potential threat to their European Challenge Cup ambitions.

Sale wary of Elwood threat
Fri, 22 Apr, 2005 - 14:28

Sale Sharks have identified veteran Irish international Eric Elwood as a potential threat to their European Challenge Cup ambitions.

Sharks take a seven-point lead into Sunday’s semi-final second leg tie against Connacht at Edgeley Park, having triumphed 25-18 in Galway three weeks ago.

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: Edgeley ParkPlace: GalwayPlace: OxfordPlace: Ebbw ValePerson: ElwoodPerson: Eric ElwoodPerson: Philippe Saint-AndrePerson: Saint-AndrePerson: Ben CouttsPerson: Jos BaxendellPerson: Chris Rhys JonesPerson: Charlie HodgsonPerson: Mike HercusPerson: Bryan RedpathPerson: Andy TitterrellPerson: Michael BradleyPerson: Peter BrackenPerson: Ray HoganPerson: Dan McFarlandPerson: John FogartyPerson: SalePerson: BradleyPerson: Jason RobinsonPerson: Steve HanleyPerson: Mark CuetoEvent: European Challenge CupOrganisation: SaleOrganisation: Sale SharksOrganisation: SharksOrganisation: ConnachtOrganisation: BriveOrganisation: Lions
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