In preparation for the Six Nations clash against Scotland, coach Simon Easterby has retained Sam Prendergast as the starting out-half, opting for stability over recent form shown by Jack Crowley. Crowley, who was impressive off the bench during last week's victory against England, expressed disappointment at the decision, which Easterby described as a "tough" call. The coach emphasized the importance of continuity for the team, especially facing the challenges posed by the Scottish side at Murrayfield.
Simon Easterby expressed that maintaining continuity with Sam Prendergast was essential for the upcoming clash, despite Jack Crowley's strong performance against England.
Easterby acknowledged the disappointment Jack Crowley might feel regarding his non-selection, labeling the decision a "tough" one, reflecting the competitive nature of team selection.
The decision comes after Crowley showed impressive form off the bench during Ireland's recent victory over England, sparking calls for him to start against Scotland.
Ireland faces a significant challenge at Murrayfield, where the strategic choice of keeping Prendergast aligns with the team's desire for consistency and performance optimization.
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