Class is permanent, and the hope is that Conor Murray’s dip in form is now behind him. "I asked myself: ‘Why is so much being made about this, why is there such a thing about my form and stuff?’“They were tiny things, but tiny things are big things in the big picture, if that makes sense. A small, loose pass can kill a whole move, could kill a flow of an attack, so I felt better again at the weekend (against Edinburgh). But Murray has learned how to move on from bad days at the office such as the one in Cardiff last month. Wales went up after a minute and 20 seconds.

Source: Irish Examiner April 04, 2019 03:45 UTC