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RUGBY. England’s Irish star Ronan O’Gara: Do you believe it?

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As we know, for most successful managers at a club, the logical ambition for the rest of their career is often to take the reins of a national team. Not always, but often. For those following the file closely Ronan O’GaraFrom number 1 La Rochelle In two seasons, you wouldn’t guess the former openerIreland (128 picks) A selection is clearly in its sights in the near future. If it comes to him sooner than expected, will the San Diego native accept the challenge? In his words to The Times, after being asked, “Would you be tempted to take over the team?”England ?”.

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“Yes, of course, I would be interested. It’s a great job”, Said Ronan O’Gara is out of contract with La Rochelle in 2024. The English federation would have also targeted Eddie Jones’ profile as a replacement, but just after the 2023 World Cup. “I’m Irish and coaching England will have a certain appeal. I’ll think long and hard about which country (to choose). They’re all different and they’ll have different answers.” There is Munster’s legend continues. On the other hand, remember that the coach of the Irish team is none other than former England international and father of Owen, Andy Farrell. He who has had extraordinary success with the Greens should give some ideas to some of his colleagues.

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