D'Arcy wants positive start

Gordon D’Arcy has called for the Lions to stamp their mark on New Zealand with a comprehensive victory over Bay of Plenty in Saturday’s opening tour match.

Thu, 02 Jun, 2005 - 11:27

Gordon D’Arcy has called for the Lions to stamp their mark on New Zealand with a comprehensive victory over Bay of Plenty in Saturday’s opening tour match.

The Ireland centre is on the bench for the game at Rotorua’s International Stadium having made his Lions debut in the scratchy 25-25 draw against Argentina in Cardiff.

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