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telegraph.co.uk | Gavin Mairs |Brian Moore |Daniel Schofield |Charlie Morgan
Leicester simply will not care about any of that. Indeed, they will relish the notion of Bath as favourites. Tigers, themselves motivated by farewells, have the individuals to hang tough in the crucial aspects of a one-off contest: the gain-line, the set-piece, the aerial exchanges and the breakdown. Everywhere you look, from Freddie Steward to Montoya via Ollie Chessum, they have warriors. Adam Radwan offers try-scoring X-factor, too. We have a special decider in store.
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msn.com | Daniel Schofield |Kieran Crichard
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msn.com | Kieran Crichard |Daniel Schofield |Charles Richardson
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sports.yahoo.com | Daniel Schofield
In the United States, the term ‘clutch’ is used to describe players who consistently deliver under the greatest of pressures, usually with the game on the line. If Michael Jordan and Tom Brady were the prime exponents of this skill in the NBA and NFL respectively, then Handre Pollard is rugby’s clutch king. The Leicester Tigers fly-half is preparing for a Premiership semi-final against Sale Sharks who will be well aware of his formidable record in a knockout setting.
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3 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Daniel Schofield
Somehow the higher the stakes, the cooler Pollard becomes; he did not miss a single shot at goal in the 2023 World Cup knockout stages where the Springboks recorded three successive one-point victories. 'I do around 20 kicks a week'Whole books and documentaries have been devoted to examining Jordan and Brady's ability to consistently deliver game-winning moments. I have always been fascinated by Pollard's own approach, particularly when it comes to kicking a penalty with the result on the line.
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