Robson prepared for ‘plenty of niggle’ against Munster

GEORGE ROBSON says he’s expecting “plenty of niggle” against Munster this weekend and the Harlequins lock insists they’re not daunted by the prospect of playing at Thomond Park.

Limerick will play host to tomorrow’s Amlin Challenge Cup semi-final between the sides, with a place in next month’s final against Stade Francais or Clermont Auvergne at stake. Harlequins have failed to win in three previous attempts at Thomond Park while Munster have lost just once in 41 European games at the venue.

“They’ve got passionate supporters at Thomond Park but we’re ready for that,” said 25-year-old Robson.