Andrew Conway says Munster must draw line in the sand after Glasgow flop

Like his Munster team-mates, Andrew Conway felt the pain that came with last weekend’s meek capitulation in Glasgow but he knows it will take more than words to engineer a fightback this Saturday against Cardiff Blues.

Andrew Conway says Munster must draw line in the sand after Glasgow flop

The 37-15 defeat to the Warriors at Scotstoun last Friday was described by boss Rassie Erasmus as the worst performance of his 15 months in charge at the province as their Guinness PRO14 rivals outmuscled and outplayed Munster.

The slight comfort Erasmus could take from his players’ surprisingly tame display was that previous defeats on his watch have been followed by immediate rebounds.

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