By NICK VERDIER
YOUNGSTERS usually improve through playing, but London Irish fly-half Theo Brophy Clews is determined to prove the off-field work during his seven-month injury lay-off has been just as beneficial as he targets cup glory and promotion in the coming weeks.
After the Exiles’ relegation to the Championship was confirmed last season, the highly-rated playmaker, who turned 20 only two weeks ago, was earmarked by director of rugby Nick Kennedy as the player to lead Irish to better days. However a knee injury in the opening game of the Junior World Cup with England U20’s...