Bradley on roll as he nails Reds

MICHAEL BRADLEY must wish his Edinburgh side play Irish opposition every weekend after steering his charges to victory in Murrayfield last night and ending Munster’s record winning run.

Sat, 01 Oct, 2011 - 01:00
John Fallon

Tony McGahan’s men went into this one with 14 straight wins under their belts but they never got on top and were always playing catch-up to an Edinburgh side whose only other win this term was against Connacht.

Bradley has now led the Scots to victory over his native province and the Connacht side he coached for seven years.

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