Ireland want to win, not entertain
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Wales forwards coach Robin McBryde expects an attritional battle against Ireland in the Six Nations showdown.
Unbeaten Ireland are aiming to complete the fourth leg of a potential Grand Slam while a win for Wales would keep alive their title ambitions.
The game's importance means McBryde does not foresee a thrilling encounter.
"Teams are wearing each other down and unfortunately sometimes the spectators have got to pay a price for that," said McBryde.
"They [Ireland] won't worry about attractive rugby, that will come second.
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that's the nature of the game.
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Unbeaten Ireland are aiming to complete the fourth leg of a potential Grand Slam while a win for Wales would keep alive their title ambitions.
The game's importance means McBryde does not foresee a thrilling encounter.
"Teams are wearing each other down and unfortunately sometimes the spectators have got to pay a price for that," said McBryde.
"They [Ireland] won't worry about attractive rugby, that will come second.
.
.
that's the nature of the game.
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