Wallace ready to stitch up Wallabies

Paddy Wallace hopes to stay out of the doctor’s surgery after reclaiming his Ireland place for Sunday’s Test against Australia.

Wallace ready to stitch up Wallabies
Fri, 13 Nov, 2009 - 08:12

Paddy Wallace hopes to stay out of the doctor’s surgery after reclaiming his Ireland place for Sunday’s Test against Australia.

Wallace started the RBS 6 Nations as first choice inside centre but managed just 92 minutes against France and Italy after suffering wounds to each eye.

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