Gloucester ‘must start winning away’

NIGEL MELVILLE has warned Gloucester they cannot rely purely on the “Fortress Kingsholm” factor in their quest for Heineken Cup glory.

Sat, 17 Jan, 2004 - 00:00
Andrew Baldock

Melville's men tackle Munster today, scene of a 33-6 drubbing last season.

That defeat destroyed Gloucester's quarter-final hopes last year and raised many questions about their frailty away from Kingsholm.

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