Conor Murray promises Munster will stick to attacking game plan

Conor Murray has promised Munster will stick to an attacking game-plan he believes is the most enjoyable he has played as they attempt to get their European campaign back on track at Leicester on Sunday.

Conor Murray promises Munster will stick to attacking game plan

Missed tackles, sloppy decision- making, poor handling and wayward kicking have all conspired to undermine Munster’s bright start to the season, culminating in a third successive loss last Saturday when they were beaten 31-19 by the Tigers at Thomond Park in the first of a Champions Cup Pool 4 back-to-back series with the English powerhouse.

Clearly those are all problems the province under head coach Anthony Foley need to quickly eradicate if they are to have a hope of seeking vengeance at the earliest opportunity at Welford Road this weekend.

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