O'Connell not worried about future of Heineken Cup

Paul O'Connell says there is no point on him worrying about the future of the Heineken Cup.

O'Connell not worried about future of Heineken Cup
Wed, 25 Sep, 2013 - 09:36

Paul O'Connell says there is no point on him worrying about the future of the Heineken Cup.

The Munsterman said all he can do is play and let those behind the scenes sort out what is happening with the European Rugby competition.

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