Scott Bemand: Tough day at the office for 'shell-shocked' Ireland
Outclassed and distinctly second best in every facet of the game, Scott Bemand admitted it was "a tough day at the office" as Ireland fell to a 88-10 defeat to England.
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Outclassed and distinctly second best in every facet of the game, Scott Bemand admitted it was "a tough day at the office" as Ireland fell to a 88-10 defeat to England.
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