Dylan Hartley can beat his 'red mist' disciplinary problems to save his England career by seeking help from sports psychologists, according to Lewis Moody. Former England captain Moody revealed Northampton hooker Hartley has turned to sports psychologists in a bid to curb the temper that has jeopardised his international future. Hartley's red card and three-match ban for elbowing Matt Smith against Leicester in December took his career suspensions to 50 weeks, adding to bans for eye-gouging, biting, punching and swearing. Dylan Hartley has just returned from three-match ban after being sent off for elbowing Leicester's Matt Smith Moody cites psychology sessions in 2005 for safeguarding his own international career following his red card for brawling with Alesana Tuilagi in England's 40-3 victory over Samoa.
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Dylan Hartley has just served three-match ban for elbowing Matt Smith
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Saints hooker has turned to sports psychologists in a bid to curb temper
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England head coach Stuart Lancaster warned he faced his 'last chance'
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Lewis Moody says psychology sessions safeguarded his England career
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