WE’RE ALL GOING to be in the same boat Monday morning, struggling out of bed to get into work.
For some however, the day job is more physically taxing than clunking down at the desk and keeping the coffee orders coming to maintain the illusion of alertness.
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PA Archive / Press Association Images / Press Association Images
Jamie Heaslip will be watching Super Bowl XLIX and then he’ll have to rise and shine for Monday morning training at Carton House.
Does Joe Schmidt mind? Surely he has all the lads tucked up in bed while the tailgate party is still in full swing over in Glendale.
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“I haven’t missed it in the last couple of years, so I don’t think that’s going to be a problem,” says the number eight who may well get a decent chunk of his eight hours in before kick-off.
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“If you do the crime, you do the time. If you’re willing to stay up and watch it, you better be ready to train. I don’t think Joe really minds what you do outside of rugby as long as you are always able to train and perform at your best.”
The extravaganza of a Super Bowl is something the Ireland international has never experienced due to the annoying scheduling that annually clashes it with Six Nations preparations. However, with his friends outside of rugby making him jealous by jetting off to the southern state this weekend, The Greatest Show On Turf is etched into his to do list (though hopefully not for at least a few more years yet).
JH plays QB, but he's surely more of a tight-end. Dan Sheridan / INPHO
Dan Sheridan / INPHO / INPHO
“Hopefully it’s something that’s reserved for when I finish playing rugby,” he tells The42 before shifting attention back to the immediate showdown between New England and Seattle.
“I can’t wait to see it. The Patriots look on fire; there was all sorts of what-ifs going on around the Championship finals, but if they can shut down Marshawn Lynch then the Seahawks are going to have some trouble.
“Then again, I don’t know if the Patriots are going to be able to throw it around as much as they would like to.”
As a Pats fan though, he’s only going to predict one winner:
“I’m going to say Patriots – I’m gonna stick with Brady.”
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'If you're willing to stay up and watch, you better be ready to train': Jamie Heaslip is pumped for the Super Bowl
WE’RE ALL GOING to be in the same boat Monday morning, struggling out of bed to get into work.
For some however, the day job is more physically taxing than clunking down at the desk and keeping the coffee orders coming to maintain the illusion of alertness.
Jamie Heaslip will be watching Super Bowl XLIX and then he’ll have to rise and shine for Monday morning training at Carton House.
Does Joe Schmidt mind? Surely he has all the lads tucked up in bed while the tailgate party is still in full swing over in Glendale.
“I haven’t missed it in the last couple of years, so I don’t think that’s going to be a problem,” says the number eight who may well get a decent chunk of his eight hours in before kick-off.
“If you do the crime, you do the time. If you’re willing to stay up and watch it, you better be ready to train. I don’t think Joe really minds what you do outside of rugby as long as you are always able to train and perform at your best.”
The extravaganza of a Super Bowl is something the Ireland international has never experienced due to the annoying scheduling that annually clashes it with Six Nations preparations. However, with his friends outside of rugby making him jealous by jetting off to the southern state this weekend, The Greatest Show On Turf is etched into his to do list (though hopefully not for at least a few more years yet).
“Hopefully it’s something that’s reserved for when I finish playing rugby,” he tells The42 before shifting attention back to the immediate showdown between New England and Seattle.
“I can’t wait to see it. The Patriots look on fire; there was all sorts of what-ifs going on around the Championship finals, but if they can shut down Marshawn Lynch then the Seahawks are going to have some trouble.
“Then again, I don’t know if the Patriots are going to be able to throw it around as much as they would like to.”
As a Pats fan though, he’s only going to predict one winner:
“I’m going to say Patriots – I’m gonna stick with Brady.”
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