Gaffney sticks to his guns, refusing to rise to Jones’ remarks

MUNSTER coach Alan Gaffney insisted that his side will play their own brand of rugby despite goading from his Neath counterpart Lyn Jones.

Gaffney sticks to his guns, refusing to rise to Jones’ remarks

Jones launched an astonishing attack on Munster in advance of today’s Celtic League clash at the Gnoll.

On the club website this week, Jones accused Munster of being boring and effectively branded prop forward John Hayes a cheat.

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