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27th June 2021
10:45am BST

"What puts me at ease is that we have such a good leadership group that it means I can continue being myself. There will be a bit more responsibility, but I don't think it should change anything around the camp. "That's one of the most important things - that I remain myself and I assume that's why Warren asked me to do it."
Murray has come up, with Munster and Ireland, under captains such as Peter O'Mahony and Paul O'Connell, who both led the Lions. He paid tribute to those leaders as he prepared to set off for South Africa.
"Your messaging has to be well thought out... In my career I suppose when I do speak it's thought out. It might not be that often but it definitely has meaning and there's thought behind it, and a genuineness to it.
"I've been lucky enough to experience a lot of leaders and they always bring it back to who you're trying to make proud and what you're here for. Driving that message is important."
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