Mike Catt Teases Andy Farrell About Pitch Conditions in Lions' Win Over Waratahs
During the Lions' 21-10 victory over the Waratahs, there were talks about the wet pitch affecting the game. Andy Farrell and Mike Catt shared a light moment regarding the slippery conditions. Despite speculations, the Waratahs denied intentionally watering the pitch. The game showcased challenges faced due to the weather and the pitch's poor drainage.
Mike Catt, the Waratahs attack coach, seemed to have fun teasing his former boss Andy Farrell about the condition of the pitch at the Allianz Stadium during the Lions' 21-10 win over the Waratahs.
The Lions players and head coach mentioned the slippery ball, with a total of 16 handling errors in the game. They believed the Waratahs intentionally watered the pitch to create a level playing field.
Farrell acknowledged the tactics, stating that they needed to adapt to the conditions. The Waratahs denied watering the pitch, citing a recent heavy downpour in Sydney.
The Allianz Stadium, known for poor drainage, faced criticism for its playing surface. Despite this, the Lions enjoyed the lively atmosphere during the game.
The Lions squad moves on to Canberra for their next game, expecting rainy weather. Meanwhile, Lansdowne Rugby Club celebrated having two former players as captains in the Lions tour matches.
Overall, the game sparked discussions about pitch conditions and the competitive spirit of both teams.
According to the source: The Irish Times.
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