Everitt expressed his concerns about fluctuating levels of play, which have been an issue in the past. “One thing we need to work on is the consistency of our performances from week to week,” he stated, reflecting on the recent win. “That’s let us down in the past, where we are high one week and then down the next. We have got to build on this win, keep our feet on the ground and move forward in a positive way.”
“That’s let us down in the past, where we are high one week and then down the next. We have got to build on this win, keep our feet on the ground and move forward in a positive way.”
The coach also praised James Grayson, an experienced flyhalf who recently joined Edinburgh after playing with Northampton Saints and Mitsubishi Dynaboars. Everitt is looking for Grayson to make a significant impact against the Stormers, who have also shown strong form with a 29-15 win over Connacht.
“He’s an impressive player, someone who reads the game well, and he comes with a lot of experience. He played 100 games in the Prem for Northampton and played with some really good players in Japan as well,” Everitt remarked. “He has shown good leadership within the group. The team has got a lot of respect for him and he marshalled his troops really well on Friday night.”
“He’s an impressive player, someone who reads the game well, and he comes with a lot of experience. He played 100 games in the Prem for Northampton and played with some really good players in Japan as well.”
In anticipation of the challenging match against the Stormers, Scotland internationals Pierre Schoeman and Ewan Ashman are expected to bolster the Edinburgh pack. The team is set to combat the Stormers' robust playstyle head-on in what promises to be a compelling clash.
