The 25-year-old Ireland back row believed he can get better at everything in his game.
Murray Kinsella Reports from Tours ADD PRESENTING TO Josh van der Flier’s list of skills. The Ireland openside guided his fellow forwards through a presentation in recent days. It was focused on ball-carrying.
“Sometimes the direct route is the best option, definitely,” said Doris. “Especially in those conditions.” “So a lot of that for me is being more consistent with my footwork, with my carry, picking the right option in terms of tips or minuses [passes], getting as many involvements in games as possible and breakdown decision-making. I had a few sloppy ones against Samoa, tidying those bits up, just trying to get it as complete as possible.
“Whether I have 8 or 6 on my back, I still want to have some elements of what an openside can do in terms of being a poach threat, in terms of causing chaos at defensive breakdowns, trying to make it messy for the attack, trying to slow the ball down by a second or two.“We know that when our attack is at its best, it’s probably quick ball and things are flowing from there, so on the other side, trying to not have other teams doing that in attack when we are in defence. I enjoy doing that.
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