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Published 12:41 17 Jun 2017 BST
Updated 12:10 11 Sept 2018 BST

"I'd go Sean O'Brien at openside but you talk about big decisions, this [blindside] is one Gatland will have to make. "O'Mahony would be my captain."Having previously predicted Warburton to overcome fitness doubts to lead the Lions, this was a major statement from the Scot. Former Ireland and Lions blindside Stephen Ferris was in studio with McGeechan and agreed that O'Mahony is the clear choice, especially if Alun Wyn Jones does not start the First Test. Ferris and McGeechan then agreed that this was the Test team they believe will start in Auckland next week: Ferris and McGeechan then agreed that this was the Test team they believe will start in Auckland next week: [caption id="attachment_127122" align="alignnone" width="829"]
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