Andrew Goodman believes Ireland’s three fly-half rivals will all have great Test careers

Test rookie Sam Prendergast appears to be the favourite to make his Guinness Six Nations debut as his country’s chief playmaker when England visit the Aviva Stadium on Saturday.
Andrew Goodman believes Ireland’s three fly-half rivals will all have great Test careers

GOOD MAN:Assistant coach Andrew Goodman during an Ireland Rugby squad training session at The Campus in Quinto da Lago, Portugal. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

Attack coach Andrew Goodman has predicted great Test careers ahead for all three of Ireland’s fly-half rivals as the battle to start at number 10 against England this Saturday comes down to the wire.

Test rookie Sam Prendergast appears to be the favourite to make his Guinness Six Nations debut as his country’s chief playmaker when England visit the Aviva Stadium for an eagerly-anticipated first-round championship clash.

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