Horan stands by Ireland 'fake injuries' comments

Tim Horan is adamant that the source behind his claim of Irish subterfuge at Eden Park last Saturday is Ireland backs coach Alan Gaffney.

Sat, 24 Sep, 2011 - 09:38

Tim Horan is adamant that the source behind his claim of Irish subterfuge at Eden Park last Saturday is Ireland backs coach Alan Gaffney.

Wallaby great Horan alleged in a newspaper column that Gaffney informed him Ireland feigned injuries during the historic 15-6 victory over Australia.

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