Wake-up call will spur Munster, says ex-skipper Galwey

MUNSTER legend Mick Galwey believes the province got a Heineken Cup eye-opener in their unimpressive win over Harlequins at Thomond Park on Saturday.

Galwey is adamant that Alan Gaffney’s side will have learnt a few lessons from the competition opener and be much improved for the crucial Pool Four encounter with Neath/ Swansea Ospreys on Sunday.

“You would have liked to have seen them more in the comfort zone but it would be pointless to have hammered these guys at home and then struggle in an away match against Ospreys,” the Shannon boss reasoned.

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