Connacht starts for Wilkinson and Flavin

Brett Wilkinson and Adrian Flavin will make their competitive debuts for Connacht in the Magners League away to The Borders at Netherdale on Friday evening (7.30pm).

Thu, 31 Aug, 2006 - 17:55

Brett Wilkinson and Adrian Flavin will make their competitive debuts for Connacht in the Magners League away to The Borders at Netherdale on Friday evening (7.30pm).

Captain John Fogarty's back strain will keep him on the bench and former London Irish hooker Flavin and South African Wilkinson will start in the front row alongside Stephen Knoop.

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: NetherdalePerson: WilkinsonPerson: FlavinPerson: Brett WilkinsonPerson: Adrian FlavinPerson: CaptainPerson: John FogartyPerson: Stephen KnoopPerson: FogartyPerson: Mark McHughPerson: Paul WarwickPerson: CONNACHTPerson: M MostynPerson: C McPhillipsPerson: P WarwickPerson: G WilliamsPerson: D YappPerson: M McHughPerson: C KeanePerson: B WilkinsonPerson: A FlavinPerson: S KnoopPerson: D GannonPerson: A FarleyPerson: J MuldoonPerson: M LaceyPerson: C RigneyPerson: J FogartyPerson: M DiffleyPerson: M SwiftPerson: B O'ConnorPerson: T TierneyPerson: K MatthewsPerson: D RiordanEvent: Magners LeagueOrganisation: ConnachtOrganisation: THE BORDERSOrganisation: The Westerners
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