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O'Connor identifies Aussie Douglas as player that fits Leinster profile
2014
Overview
Centres and secondrows have been occupying Matt O'Connor's mind. The Leinster coach has been in talks with 6ft 6in Australian lock Kane Douglas but nothing yet, he says, has been finalised, while the search for Brian O'Driscoll's replacement continues. That, too, has not been resolved although Gordon D'Arcy believes that Leinster have the players to grow into the 13 shirt. \"[Douglas] is a guy we have identified,\" said O'Connor yesterday. \"The deal hasn't been done. If that gets across the line it would be positive for us. He fits the profile of what we were looking at and we'll have an announcement in the next couple of weeks hopefully.\" \"He is the best passer in our squad. His distribution is fantastic,\" said D'Arcy. \"I know that is something Matt likes. His all-round play has come really, really good. Each game he's playing he's getting better and better. He's hitting that age now where it's really make-or-break. He is 23-24.
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The Irish Times Ltd
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