Sale Sharks’ Braid wants ‘mental toughness’ to shine through against London Irish
Both Sale and London Irish have endured poor starts to the campaign with only two wins each leaving them near the foot of the table separated by only a point.
Both Sale and London Irish have endured poor starts to the campaign with only two wins each leaving them near the foot of the table separated by only a point.
Sale have yet to record a win this season after suffering narrow defeats to Bath and Gloucester, leaving them tenth in the Aviva Premiership with just two bonus points.
Sharks Tom Arscott poised to play older brother Luke after the pair’s first clash this season when the Chiefs capitalised on a poor first-half performance from Sale and won 18-16.
The former London Welsh skipper is Sharks’ ninth signing of season
Andy Forsyth, Phil Mackenzie and Dan Baines all check in
Michael Paterson, Kirill Kulemin and Charlie Walker-Blair will arrive at club
The Sharks won 32-9 at Salford
The Sharks travel to Kingsholm tonight
The Sharks face an important week ahead
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