Lonergan credits Japanese scrumhalf for game-day ritual

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 6 Oct, 05:18 · Archive

Ryan Lonergan attributes his strong Wallabies form to a game-day ritual involving a Japanese scrumhalf.

Ryan Lonergan has attributed his improved performance for the Wallabies to a game-day ritual that originated from an exchange with a Japanese scrumhalf. The ritual has become part of his preparation ahead of matches.

Lonergan's form this year has been strong, and he credits the practice, which stems from a fortunate encounter with his Japanese counterpart, with playing a role in his success on the field.

Lonergan credits Japanese scrumhalf for game-day ritual — Image: Perth Now

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Strapped in: Japanese link to Lonergan's sure handsPerth Now · 6 Oct, 04:45
Strapped in: Japanese link to Lonergan's sure handsThe West Australian · 6 Oct, 04:45

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