O'Shea wants Heineken Cup to kick-start Quins' season

Harlequins will launch their Heineken Cup campaign tomorrow with rugby director Conor O’Shea admitting his team’s season has started “way too slowly”.

O'Shea wants Heineken Cup to kick-start Quins' season
Fri, 11 Oct, 2013 - 08:20

Harlequins will launch their Heineken Cup campaign tomorrow with rugby director Conor O’Shea admitting his team’s season has started “way too slowly”.

Quins host Pool Four opponents the Scarlets after winning just two of their five Aviva Premiership games so far this term.

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