’This has been the best 18 months of my life’ - Rassie Erasmus

An emotional Rassie Erasmus signed off as Munster director of rugby with a 49-6 trouncing of Dragons in Cork on Friday night and said his 18 months with the province had been the best of his life, writes Simon Lewis.

Fri, 03 Nov, 2017 - 22:30

Erasmus is set to step down as Munster boss having decided to leave for a similar role at South African Rugby.

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