Cockerill happy to sacrifice tries for wins
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Director of rugby Richard Cockerilll insisted that winning is more important than tries after his side's 12-6 victory at London Irish extended their try drought to 300 minutes.
The Tigers' points came from two penalties and a drop goal from Freddie Burns, with replacement David Mele kicking a second-half penalty.
Shane Geraghty responded with two penalties for Irish.
"You want to score tries but it's all about winning.
We've got a lot of boys missing and they are a dangerous side," said Cockerill.
The loss of Burns at half-time disrupted the Tigers, with Cockerill adding: "We pla…