HARLEQUINS boss Billy Millard has backed Marcus Smith and company to shrug off their Saracens hangover when Bath arrive at the Stoop today.
Millard's side were thrashed 52-7 by Owen Farrell's team at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in a horror show last weekend, but the Australian reckons Quins can hit Bath on the rebound.
Millard has had stints at Cardiff, Melbourne Rebels, USA Eagles and Connacht.
But he has gone back nearly 20 years for inspiration to when he had a host of Australian internationals, including former Exeter lock Dean Mumm and flanker Phil Waugh, in a team Down Under.
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