Munster’s Jack Crowley eyes Christmas return after months of injury uncertainty
For Jack Crowley the plan remains as advertised.
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For Jack Crowley the plan remains as advertised.
The criticisms of Munster as an organisation have been mounting, but Jack Crowley is adamant that Clayton McMillan’s squad has everything it needs off the field to succeed on it.
There was no moment of pain to signify the damage. Jack Crowley went to run. He couldn’t. He went to do some kicking. He couldn’t. It took a while before the prognosis was replaced with a diagnosis of a lower limb vascular injury. That hiatus between not knowing and knowing was the excruciating part.
Munster academy outhalf Tom Wood will undergo surgery on his shoulder this week and has been ruled out until the new year. His head coach Clayton McMillan had last week expressed the hope that the 20-year-old would be in the mix for this Saturday’s opening URC game against Glasgow at Thomond Park (kick-off 5.30pm) but the prognosis has proved worse than feared.
Munster’s scramble to fill the out-half void left by Jack Crowley’s absence will see 20-year-old Charlie O’Shea start against Leicester Tigers this Friday.
IAN Madigan is fully backing Tom Wood to step up to the level required by Munster as the province deals with the absence of Jack Crowley until the new year.
DUBLIN, Aug 27 : Ireland flyhalf Jack Crowley has been ruled out of action until the new year and will miss November's Nations Championship games due to an injury that has kept him on the sidelines since April, his provincial club Munster said on Thursday.
Munster and Ireland will be without fly-half Jack Crowley for the rest of the year due to injury.