Scotland Coach Confident Zander Fagerson Will Overcome Lions Injury
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Summary
Scotland head coach Gregor Townsend believes that Zander Fagerson will 'come back stronger' from his British and Irish Lions heartache, emphasizing his potential for future Test rugby.
Key quotes
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He has with previous injuries and he's still young, young for a tighthead too, so if it doesn't happen this time, I'm sure he'll be an even better place to be a Test Lion in four years' time.
Townsend suggested that, while he was pleased with the Scottish representation in the Lions squad, even more
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