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Published 14:55 3 Jul 2017 BST
Updated 15:03 3 Jul 2017 BST
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One thing we're not sure of is who is the bigger child of the two? If it's not O'Brien teaching Haskell the lyrics to an Irish Classic, the pair are messing around in their room like a pair of giddy ten-year-olds after being let loose in a playground.
Exhibit A.
https://twitter.com/NiallMcintyre/status/881863129080229891
Enough said, really.
When the Carlow man learned of his citing late on Saturday night that looked like it would rule him out of the final defining test against the All Blacks, he was undoubtedly, like all Lions followers, put into a bad humour.
When he found out that he was cleared to play on Sunday morning, his mood obviously took an upturn and fellow flanker Haskell's Instagram story gauged the mood perfectly.
"Back from the dead, eh, thought you were out of it boss but you're free," beamed Haskell.
"Innocent free and ready to roll," replied a giddy Carlow man.
"I should've paid that citing commissioner more and I might've got a game," remarked the English man.
Great banter from the lads.
The Tullow Tank is rearing for the Final Test and in his own words he's "innocent, free and ready to take on Queenstown."
https://twitter.com/NiallMcintyre/status/881862947068366848
New Zealand better watch their bloody backs.
We're loving it lads, keep them coming.
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