Back in February, Eoin Cadogan said his piece. Frustrated, the usually mild-mannered dual player spared his chest of a gripe on Twitter.<\/p>\n
He posted: \u201cPisses me off the price of the healthy options in service stations like fruit bowls, salads & then you can pick up s*** food for half price.\u201d<\/p>\n
In Dublin that day, he hadn\u2019t eaten as well as he would have liked and after turning the car for Cork had stopped to grab a bite, only to be left disappointed.<\/p>\n
\u201cWhen you\u2019re training hard you have to be eating well and coming down the road and pulling into a petrol station you can pick up a coffee, a muffin, a chocolate bar for nothing yet you go for a salad or a fruit pot and it\u2019s \u20ac5 or \u20ac6. I don\u2019t know, are we trying to promote the wrong things? You\u2019d like to think you\u2019re promoting healthy living more so than eating a muffin. Unfortunately, there are a lot of reps calling in and as a nation it\u2019s about taking the easy option instead of going with something better for you.\u201d<\/p>\n
Ulster Rugby\u2019s strength and conditioning coach, Cork native Kevin Geary, had no sympathy for Cadogan, advising him he had \u201cfailed to prepare\u201d and should have organised pre-packed meals.<\/p>\n