The 'small 1%' that could help Ireland at Eden Park
Conor Murray says Eden Park is a "daunting" venue, but says there is a "small 1%" that may help Ireland against the All Blacks on Saturday.
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""It's daunting, we went there in 2012 and got served.""
— Conor Murray , Athlete
""It was suffocating.""
— Paul Marshall , Athlete
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Conor Murray says Eden Park is a "daunting" venue, but says there is a "small 1%" that may help Ireland against the All Blacks on Saturday.
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