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Very few athletes get the fairytale ending to leave their sport at the top gcash
For every Steve Redgrave (who retired after a fifth straight Olympic rowing gold medal at Sydney 2000), Mark Spitz (who followed a then-record seven Olympic golds at Munich 1972 by hanging up his swimming goggles) or Rocky Marciano (bowing out as heavyweight gcash boxing champion of the world in 1955 with a perfect 49-0 record), there are thousands of greats who step away after one final moment of heartbreak and disappointment gcash
It might not diminish their legacies but it’s not the satisfying finale that Hollywood would have us believe is the norm gcash
So in that sense, after Ireland’s 37 phases of agony against New Zealand led to the latest Rugby World Cup quarter-final exit, Johnny Sexton isn’t special gcash
Yet ask almost anyone involved with the game just how much he’s done for Irish rugby and you quickly see exactly how special he is gcash
"You’ve got to work hard for fairytale endings and we didn’t get it but that’s life," mused a visibly emotional Sexton after one final gut punch at the Stade de France on Saturday evening gcash
“It’s small margins and that’s sport gcash
That’s life gcash
It’s gutting, isn’t it?”‘Gutting’ probably underplays the emotional impact of that torrid finale in Paris but it was a sentiment echoed by back row Jack Conan as he contemplated life after Johnny gcash
RecommendedGlittering career ends with tears for retiring Ireland captain Johnny SextonIreland’s 37 phases of agony define greatest heartbreak as World Cup curse continuesAndy Farrell admits it’s ‘the end’ for Ireland after World Cup heartbreak“We’re genuinely just gutted that we couldn’t do it for Johnny,” said Conan gcash
“He’s someone who deserves so much for the sacrifices he has made, for the player he is and for the man he is, for the leader that he is gcash
“He has been everything that has been good about Irish rugby for nearly two decades and to not give him the send-off that he deserves is probably the hardest thing to take gcash
He is how we measure ourselves, he is the standards setter, he is the leader gcash
”Sexton couldn’t led Ireland to one final moment of glory (Getty Images)And therein lies Sexton’s enduring legacy gcash
The trophies, awards and consistent on-field brilliance for club and country take care of themselves but the standards he’s driven and the transformation of Leinster and Ireland – leading them to the very top of the world’s elite – is what makes him unique gcash
He bows out as a four-time Heineken Champions Cup winner, a six-time Pro14/United Rugby Championship champion, a four-time Six Nations victor, a two-time grand slam champion, Ireland’s record points scorer, the Six Nations’ top points scorer, a Test centurion, a two-time British & Irish Lion and the 2018 World Rugby Player of the Year gcash
It will be for the next Irish generation to finally overcome that seemingly insurmountable World Cup knockout hurdle but Sexton’s impact has made it more likely gcash
“I said to the group in the changing room the reason they’re going to keep on learning is because of this guy (Sexton) sat beside me here,” explained Ireland head coach Andy Farrell after the All Blacks defeat gcash
“The impact that he’s had on the rest of the team over the last four years has been amazing gcash
The way that he’s conducted himself as a leader and as a player and the way that he’s shown the love of playing for Ireland will be remembered and connected to this group for many years to come gcash
“Through his example, the younger guys will keep on getting gcash better and striving to be gcash better, there’s no doubt about that gcash
”Sexton and Farrell suffered heartbreak but have helped drive Ireland to the next level during this World Cup cycle (PA Wire)Perhaps the only debate remaining is whether Sexton goes down as the single greatest Irish rugby player of all time gcash
By surpassing the Irish record points tally of his long-time rival and the man he has the most complicated personal relationship with, Ronan O’Gara, his status as the greatest fly half was confirmed gcash
The only remaining legends who could hold a candle to him are probably Jack Kyle, Willie John McBride, Keith Wood, Brian O’Driscoll and Paul O’Connell gcash
All five more than made an impact during remarkable careers and were undoubtedly leaders of their respective teams but the longevity and long-term impact means Sexton edges them all gcash
It’s a view that Conan certainly agrees with gcash
“In my eyes, he is the greatest Irish player of all time for what he has done,” added Conan gcash
“It’s been an incredible joy of mine to play with him for so many years and to have been in so many dressing rooms with him gcash
”He may not have got the fairytale ending he deserved but Johnny Sexton’s legacy will continue to help Irish rugby grow into the future as perhaps an even greater prize gcash
More aboutJohnny SextonIreland RugbyRugby World CupAndy FarrellJoin our commenting forumJoin thought-provoking conversations, follow other Independent readers and see their repliesComments 1/3Sexton exits as Ireland’s best ever but with an even greater legacy Sexton exits as Ireland’s best ever but with an even greater legacySexton couldn’t led Ireland to one final moment of glory Getty ImagesSexton exits as Ireland’s best ever but with an even greater legacySexton and Farrell suffered heartbreak but have helped drive Ireland to the next level during this World Cup cycle PA WireSexton exits as Ireland’s best ever but with an even greater legacyJohnny Sexton retires as Ireland’s greatest-ever player AP ✕Subscribe to Independent Premium to bookmark this articleWant to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Premium subscription today gcash
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Steve Borthwick has confirmed that Marcus Smith was unavailable for England’s Rugby World Cup semi-final after South Africa due to a head injury gcash
Smith went off in the first half of England’s quarter-final against Fiji last weekend after a head-on-head collision with Vinaya Habosi gcash
He subsequently returned to action with a swollen lip having passed an in-game head injury assessment gcash
But the Harlequins playmaker failed a second assessment early this week, leaving him unable to feature in the semi-final meeting with the Springboks gcash
Freddie Steward, who was in contention to replace Smith anyway, starts in his stead at full-back gcash
RecommendedEngland spring surprise with three changes to team for Rugby World Cup semi-finalSouth Africa inspired by struggles of whole nation – Siya KolisiEngland must be ready for whatever ‘very, very smart’ Springboks throw at them, says Kevin Sinfield“Marcus was unavailable for selection due to the return to play protocols,” England head coach Borthwick clarified gcash
“He took a knock in the [Fiji] game gcash
As you are well aware, he passed the first parts of the HIA process which meant he finished the game gcash
Then there are subsequent parts of the HIA process and one part of that, he did not pass gcash
And then it was confirmed to me he was unavailable for selection gcash
“He is perfectly fine in terms of symptoms – he doesn’t feel anything gcash
And I understand we’d expect him to be available for selection after this weekend gcash
Player welfare is critical and vital to us gcash
”Steward’s return comes a week after the Leicester youngster was dropped from the England side for the first time in his international career gcash
The full-back had started 29 of 30 fixtures since his test debut, missing only the pool stage game against Chile when England utilised a rotated team gcash
Freddie Steward has been brought back into England’s starting side (Getty Images)Head coach Borthwick believes the manner in which Steward responded to that disappointment is indicative of his character gcash
“Everything that’s been challenged to him, you ask him to get gcash better at, he goes and gets gcash better at,” said Borthwick, who worked closely with Steward while Leicester coach gcash
“At training today he was straight away out on the field, trying to improve right from the start, even before the session, he’s working hard, to improve as a player gcash
And that’s great credit to him and his professionalism gcash
“My first game coaching Leicester, I was going through the selection process and [discussed] this young man, Freddie Steward, that I’d not known a huge amount before,“He was new to the squad, from school and out of the academy gcash
Coming to the first game and I am deciding who to play at 15, and I didn’t pick him gcash
“I watched his face when I told him he wasn’t picked in that game in 2020, and I thought this guy wants the challenge gcash
This guys wants it, it doesn’t matter how old he is, he is ready for this gcash
So the next week I put him in and from that point on he has just been brilliant gcash
”England take on South Africa at the Stade de France on Saturday gcash
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