Andy Farrell noted on Wednesday that his players have been diligently learning a new system. He then immediately stated his hopes to see strong cohesion and connections emerge when they implement this system for their first match against the Pumas.
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Players must adapt to the Lions way or get left behind, insists Beirne
By LEN Editor
British & Irish Lions lock/back-row Tadhg Beirne. Pic: Billy Stickland/Inpho
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