How All Black culture is helping Munster evolve

Take a former Test player with an evolving philosophy about what it means to be a coach, send him on a mission to absorb the best a champion Super Rugby side can offer and then bring it back to an enabling environment with players just as eager to embrace anything that can help them develop their game.

How All Black culture is helping Munster evolve

Take a former Test player with an evolving philosophy about what it means to be a coach, send him on a mission to absorb the best a champion Super Rugby side can offer and then bring it back to an enabling environment with players just as eager to embrace anything that can help them develop their game.

It sounds quite the recipe for improvement and Jerry Flannery believes he is beginning to see the rewards in what may just be a quiet revolution taking place at Munster.

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