By MG
February 5 2021

Danny Care admitted his side needed a reaction after the sudden departure of head of rugby Paul Gustard less than two weeks ago.

A reaction they got as the Quins certainly impressed with a 49-17 win over an out-of-sorts Wasps at the Ricoh Arena.bThey ran in five tries through Will Evans, Danny Care, Alex Dombrandt, Louis Lynagh and James Lang.

 There was also a penalty try award, while Marcus Smith kicked three penalties, four conversions and went on to be named man of the match. 

Zach Kibirige and Tom Willis scored Wasps’ tries and Jimmy Gopperth converted both, with Lima Sopoaga adding a penalty.

 As a result Quins are currently as high as 250/1 to win the Gallagher Premiership with gambling sites like au online casino which may well be worth a cheeky punt. 

Care said: “A good man lost his job last week and since then there has been a lot written about the club, so we needed to bounce back. 

“We needed a reaction and we decided to put an emphasis on ball in hand. It was important that our big boys Alex Dombrandt, Andre Esterhuizen and Joe Marler got us over the gain line and they succeeded in doing so, which made it a lot easier for us to keep the ball alive. 

“We’ve let ourselves down over the past few years and we are all responsible for our failings but today was a good start. But one swallow doesn’t make us a top team.”

 Quins are currently priced at 10/1 with fronlinecasino.com to achieve a top 5 finish come the end of the new season which may well be worth a bet.