Mossy Lawler, Munster's skills coach, expresses his support for Mike Prendergast to become the next head coach. Lawler highlights Prendergast's exceptional attack coaching skills and their shared vision for the game. He also mentions that Prendergast's leadership and success are key reasons for his own contract extension with Munster.
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“He is a top-class attack coach and from a principle side of things we see the game very similar. It is an easy decision for me and how we work day-in and day-out in terms of what we see on the pitch. They will do so without Lawler’s nephew Craig Casey, who suffered a meniscus injury in the 16-14 Champions Cup loss in Castres. The scrumhalf will see a specialist this week for knee surgery.“Nobody wants any injuries in the game,” added Lawler. “Unfortunately Craig picked up that one at the weekend so there is no timeline in terms of how long he will be out for or when he will be back. But it is a huge loss to our squad in terms of the energy he gives around the place and the leadership he has.
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