This weekend attention turns back to the LV= Cup with a mouthwatering trip to the Recreation Ground. Both the Saints and Bath go into the match top of their respective pools with maximum league points from their two games played so far.
Concerns have been raised in the press as to how the Saints will cope during the Six Nations. But with 33 players in all seeing action during the wins over Castres, Bath, Newcastle, Harlequins and the Scarlets Hartley says that the squad depth at the Gardens is better now than ever.
"We've had some fantastic results in recent weeks and one loss against a quality side like Munster is not going to harm us, I think," he told SaintsTV after the match at stadiumMK.
"We've got two big LV= Cup games to come and are still well place in the Premiership. We can crack on.
"We've got a great squad at the club now. Players can step up now, the likes of Scott Armstrong, Jamie Elliott, Alex Waller and Tom May can all come in. We've got good rotation and I've got every confidence that we will do well in the next few weeks.
"The team's in good hands."
Tickets are on general sale now for the Saints' LV= Cup Round 4 home match against London Wasps, which could decide whether the men in black, green and gold secure a semi-final spot.
Prices start from just £18 for juniors and concessions, and £28 for adults, and tickets can be booked online 24 hours a day, seven days a week, by CLICKING HERE and following the straightforward instructions.
Tickets are also on general sale now for the Saints' forthcoming Aviva Premiership Rugby match against Sale Sharks (February 18th) and the Mobbs Memorial Match, which returns to Franklin's Gardens on Tuesday, March 20th and will see a Northampton XV taken on the British Army.
