Time To Take Pride


Lynagh Returns

By MG
April 14 2023

Quins need to get maximum points out of there final three games if there is to be any hope of a top four finish. Newcastle Falcons are first up at The Stoop in the annual Pride game (Saturday kick off 3.00) followed by Bath at home and Tigers away.

The team which went down by just four points to Stormers in South Africa is being asked to go again  with the exception of Luke Wallace starting on the blindside and Louis Lynagh making a welome return on the wing.

It's Lynagh's first game of the season and he'll be itching to take on a Falcons side which is also blessed with a talented and pacy back three. This could just be a high scoring game with Quins clear favourites to take the he game against a Geordie side shorn of coach Dave Walder.  Mark Laycock is in temporary charge.

Quins: 1. Joe Marler  2. Jack Walker  3. Wilco Louw 4. Dino Lamb 5. Irne Herbst  6. Luke Wallace 7. Will Evans 8. Alex Dombrandt  (Captain) 9. Danny Care 10. Marcus Smith 11. Cadan Murley 12. Andre Esterhuizen 13. Joe Marchant 14. Louis Lynagh 15. Nick David.

Changes: 16. Sam Riley 17. Fin Baxter 18. Simon Kerrod  19. George Hammond 20. Jack Kenningham  21. Lewis Gjaltema  22. Oscar Beard 23. Josh Bassett.

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