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Former Ireland and Munster hero Keith Wood believes that Tipperary's Brian Gleeson "looks ready for the big stage" when discussing the Ireland U20s big performances in this year's Rugby World Cup tournament in South Africa.
Speaking on Off the Ball, Wood described how he feels that Gleeson looks ready to be parachuted straight into the Munster squad for next season, and generally heaped praise on the Loughmore Castleiney man. See full interview clip below.
“He looks ready for the big stage.”
— Off The Ball (@offtheball) July 12, 2023
“Gleeson has been the pick of the bunch.”
Keith Wood was full of praise for Ireland U20 star Brian Gleeson on this morning’s #OTBAM | pic.twitter.com/9FrJtRzDor
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