"We've got to be up for fight upfront" says Sale Sharks head coach Steve Diamond

Mar 23, 2016, 03:25 PM
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Sale Sharks Steve Diamond says his team has to be up for fight upfront against Leicester Tigers, following last week's defeat to Wasps where the head coach questioned the team's physicality after the performance. #SaleSharks

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