Henry Bullock, winner of the Champions Cup with Northhampton, then testing the British and Irish lion Rugby Union News

Henry Bullock speaks to Sky Sports Before the European Champions Cup on Saturday in Cardiff, and revealed that his eyes were fixed, to become a European champion and then test a British and Irish lion.

He is still only 20 years old, and the very talented rear row was a great season.

It became only a regular start in Northhampton in October, and he was still playing with England under 20 years during the six countries, and made his first appearance in England from the bench against Wales in March – his only hat so far.

However, was the player who lacks experience more than anything for sure in British and Irish black communication? On Saturday, May 3, Pollard faced three of the best players in the world in Dublin, Josh van der Flair, and Jack Conan Kelan Doris in the role of Northhampton, playing Linds away in the semi -finals of the Champions Cup. He finished the competition as the best striker in the park.

After that on Northhampton Road to get a stunning European Cup title, Bordus Pegls is in France at the emirate’s stadium.

“The team really feels good,” Bullock told Brook. Sky Sports.

“We are busy and everything in its position well. We look forward to it.

“It was just a madness, I think the storm I think. At the beginning of the year, it was not really in the team, then I got my first start from selling at home, which was a great experience.

“Then I just left there, played some of the good excellent presidency minutes, then she called for the Great England team where I was lucky enough to get a chance against Wales. My mother and my father were there, and my brothers in the crowd, and it was a moment that I would never forget.

“Running in Europe was distinctive, and this victory against Lester was cherry at the top. On that day, I will never forget that. We went there as a completely loser, where we wrote everyone. To get a victory in the backyard, then take the summons of the lions in that week after the dream was fulfilled.

“I talked about it in gathering with the team, and the belief we have in our team. I didn’t really think they had been tested yet. They hadn’t had the season we had. We had up and down, we have achieved narrow victories, narrow losses. We know this feeling.

“I think we are more accustomed to feeling harm and disappointment. I didn’t think they felt it. We all talked about that we are more strict than them.

“Our leader (Fraser Denghawal), he is a great character, and he spoke well a week.

Northhampton seeks to get a crown in the second champions Cup on Saturday, and the first since 2000 when they defeated Monster in Toekenham.

“We have 100 percent of faith ourselves and the belief that the talent we have is good enough. We hope it is enough,” says Bullock.

“This year, we were only talking about the relationship we have in the team. Our team is very small and we are all friends of Hamimon outside the field.

“I think this is really important, as this call is created. We have great leaders in the team, we have great players, and great people to follow.

“The leaders we have in the team want to play with them, and you want to put your body at stake for them, and at the end of the day it is related to: Who is ready to push themselves more than the other team.”

“Summoning the lions was surreal – now I aim at the first test spot”

With Northampton out of the Premier League match, as soon as the Champions Cup final ends on Saturday, Polock’s concentration will start to shift to Tors Lions of Australia this summer, live on the air. Sky Sports.

Not satisfied with the model “Bolter” model, the youngest member of the Andy Farrell team is on a tour of a test against Wallabies.

“I definitely try to prove myself on this first test,” says Bullock.

People say that the most difficult thing is to enter the plane, and as soon as it is on the plane, it is going on this first test.

“It was a surreal moment. As children dream about your name to read, and it is pleased to have the best of my colleagues around me too. It was fun.

“We all used to obey it in advance, and when your name is read, only your heart falls and the next thing you know you have three or four of your colleagues.

“It was pleasure to share that moment with them, and to be about the other boys who were chosen as well.

“I certainly did not expect it. I think you are preparing for the worst and anything more is a reward.

“I was hoped. After the round, we had in Europe and the personal offers in the team as I did well, at the back of my head I was hope but you don’t really want to think at all when you do it.”

“The first time I met Andy Farrell, I was on the stage I used to sing Pelly Jean.”

When he was asked when Lyons Farrell coach first met, Bullock answered in March after his first appearance in the test in Cardiff and was a meeting that he eventually witnessed that Farrell was witnessing a delivery from the young man from Michael Jackson’s classic.

“After his first appearance in Wales, we had a job after the match. Came (Farrell) to watch the game of England in the six countries, then I remember that it was me, Maru (Itoje) and Stefk who went up to this job.

“I saw him, spoke to him a little, then I had to sing my song in front of this entire group of people. Billy Jean sang, just something to make the crowd walk, in front of him and about 50 people or more.

“We were with Al -Aswad last week, I had a nice conversation with him to move from catching up.

“The coach and players’ interview for the first time in that environment was really great. Everyone was very excited to start, and they were looking forward to what was in the future. There was a few strange humiliations, like your first day at school.

“There are a lot of talents in the team, and they are world -class players. It will be great to play with them and choose their brains a little. Especially in the back row, and the best rear row in the Northern Hemisphere. It will be really great to learn them and talk about how to see the game differently.”

Sky Sports It will appear exclusively for the British and Irish black tour of 2025, with the three tests against Wallabies and six warm -up matches exclusively.