INTERVIEW: Les Kiss says London Irish starlet Ben Loader will only keep improving
LES KISS believes Ben Loader will keep on improving after nailing down a regular spot in the London Irish side. ...
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INTERVIEW: Les Kiss relishing chance to guide London Irish into a cup final
LES KISS says he expects the Championship title race to go down to the wire after both the top two ...
PREVIEW: Les Kiss urges London Irish to produce convincing away display at Doncaster
LES KISS has urged his London Irish side to learn from their away outing at Coventry last month when they ...
REACTION: Les Kiss eyes further London Irish improvement despite 12-try rout of Yorkshire
London Irish head coach Les Kiss insists there is still room for improvement despite six wins from six so far ...
INTERVIEW: Stephen Myler joined London Irish to help get them “back where they belong”
STEPHEN MYLER says motivation to get London Irish "back where they belong" in the Premiership was a big factor in ...
BREAKING: Nick Kennedy quits London Irish
London Irish director of rugby Nick Kennedy has left the club with immediate effect. Having spent 11 years as an ...
London Irish coaching overhaul sees Kidney and Kiss reunite as Venter departs
London Irish have announced an overhaul to their coaching structure as they prepare to rebuild ahead of imminent relegation back ...
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