article_snippet: Sam Warburton of Wales and Paul O'Connell of Ireland pose with the RBS 6 Nations trophy .
article_snippet: Wales captain Sam Warburton makes Wales captain Sam Warburton way into the stadium for Wales training ahead of Six Nations clash .
article_snippet: Wales captain Sam Warburton makes complicated things very simple and Wales captain Sam Warburton probably pioneered that way of thinking.
article_snippet: Wales, however, have one of the best defensive back-threes in the world and
article_snippet: At 6ft 9in and 6ft 11in, Luke Charteris of Wales and Devin Toner of Ireland are two of the tallest players in the competition.
article_snippet: Luke Charteris of Wales and Devin Toner of Ireland are both extremely difficult to beat on Luke Charteris of Wales and Devin Toner of Ireland own line-out throw, while Luke Charteris of Wales and Devin Toner of Ireland can be equally disruptive towards Luke Charteris of Wales and Devin Toner of Ireland opponents’.
article_snippet: Luke Charteris of Wales and Devin Toner of Ireland long limbs are used to try and steal ball, although that can leave the defending side open to attack from the driving maul, where both Wales and Ireland are particularly effective.
article_snippet: Welsh defence coach Shaun Edwards claims Welsh defence coach Shaun Edwards players are the best in the world at contesting the post-tackle area.