Pusey poised for Munster debut

AUSTRALIAN second-row import David Pusey and out-half Conrad O’Sullivan are set to play for Munster against Neath/Swansea Ospreys on Saturday (5.30) and will be keen to make an immediate impact.

Thu, 25 Sep, 2003 - 01:00
Barry Coughlan

Although Pusey is by far the more experienced of the two, given his involvement in Super 12 rugby with the ACT Brumbies, O’Sullivan is regarded as a live-wire candidate to become a new Irish rugby phenomenon.

Certainly, Munster coach Alan Gaffney is looking forward to the prospects for both as they head to Wales this weekend.

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