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Sport, as well as politics, is sprinkled with examples of the head coach or manager’s authority being undermined by their impending departure in an anticlimactic final campaign. Leo Cullen has no intention of this happening to Leinster under his watch, however.
Leinster retained their URC title last season with a hat-trick of home wins over South African sides and their display against the Bulls in the final was arguably their best of the season. That was after a first-half blitz by Bordeaux-Bègles in Bilbao, which had decided the Champions Cup final by half-time. So, any season that includes a trophy cannot be considered a failure? Right?
Ian Madigan, the former Leinster outhalf turned respected pundit, has endorsed Felipe Contepomi as a successor to Leo Cullen after the latter steps aside from his role as the province’s head coach at the end of the season.
ARGENTINA head coach Felipe Contepomi has emerged as the front runner to replace Leo Cullen at Leinster with Ronan O’Gara set to remove himself from any further consideration by signing a new long-term contract at La Rochelle.
With an incredulous look, Josh van der Flier points out that he was five years old when Leo Cullen made his Leinster debut.
Josh van der Flier admits he has sympathy for Leo Cullen, who has shouldered a lot of criticism in the wake of Leinster's five Champions Cup final defeats since their last success in 2018.
Former Ireland and Leinster out-half Ian Madigan cannot see Ronan O'Gara taking over from Leo Cullen at Leinster.
Leinster have confirmed the signing of Ireland international Joey Carbery.