Bradley wants Ireland to lay down marker

Michael Bradley has challenged his Ireland squad to “make a statement” on their tour of New Zealand and Australia.

Wed, 28 May, 2008 - 16:10

Michael Bradley has challenged his Ireland squad to “make a statement” on their tour of New Zealand and Australia.

Bradley, the side’s coach until Munster’s Heineken Cup-winning supremo Declan Kidney takes charge later this summer, takes his squad to Wellington on Friday.

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