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O'Driscoll explains why he's not quite ready to properly respect Scotland yet
By Ian Cameron
Ireland legend Brian O'Driscoll says he's not ready to totally respect Scotland, not just yet anyway.
Scotland play Ireland in the Aviva Stadium in the fourth round of the Six Nations next weekend, but O'Driscoll told Off the Ball that he's not ready to fully respect Scotland.
"You have to give respect to Scotland, because of the way they played against England last weekend, but the big question about Scotland is can they do it away from home.
"Which is something that has proved elusive to them the last number of years. Great performance against England, no massive shock. It was always going to be a tough game.
"But now they've got to get on the road and prove they can perform like that against a good Irish team in the Aviva and if they do beat Ireland then we'll start properly respecting them, but until they do that they'll be seen as a home team."
O'Driscoll also said that Ireland will be thinking 'Grand Slam' and not Championship in camp.
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Hmmmm….not so sure about Edinburgh!
Go to commentsDisastrous result for conaught almost an impossible task to make top 8 now
The fixture may have been overly friendly recently, and connaught appeared to be a bit unstuck by the venom and vitriol from Ulster. Doak had an amzing game shooting out with perfect timing to disrupt onnaught on every attacking phase. On paper connaught should have had this. Well done to Ulster. connaught were suckered a bit.
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