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Published 20:06 12 Mar 2022 GMT
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"James obviously didn't return to the field, but he's fine. He's recovered well and was celebrating with the lads. He'll go through the [Return To Play] protocols again."The incident was discussed at half-time and full-time during the ITV coverage of the match, with the entire panel agreeing red was the correct card colour shown to the Bath lock. Amid all the talk of tough sanctions and playing with 14 men, former England captain Jonny Wilkinson put it best when, speaking earnestly, he commented:
"At the same time, as we are talking about the red card, it's really important for James Ryan, who looked a bit groggy there, that he's in good health. "Thoughts are with him but, still, a great day for Ireland."It can be easy in rugby, with eight subs on each side ready to roll on so the action does not slow down, to focus on the match itself and the one coming up next. As Wilkinson reminded us all, though, these games can take a cruel toll on players. Ireland may still be in the championship hunt, but James Ryan may have to sit out their upcoming encounter with Scotland.
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