Cardiff not ready to throw in towel

Cardiff Blues boss David Young insists his team will not throw in the towel despite suffering a second successive damaging Heineken Cup home defeat.

Sun, 10 Dec, 2006 - 16:11

Cardiff Blues boss David Young insists his team will not throw in the towel despite suffering a second successive damaging Heineken Cup home defeat.

The Blues now have a mountain the climb in their quest for a quarter-final place from Pool Four after reigning European champions Munster beat them 22-12 at a rainswept Arms Park.

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Courts Rugby Heineken European Cup Place: Arms Park Place: Limerick Person: David Young Person: Denis Leamy Person: Ronan O’Gara Person: Young Person: Ben Blair Person: Declan Kidney Person: Kidney Person: O’Gara Event: Heineken Cup Organisation: Cardiff Organisation: Cardiff Blues Organisation: Blues Organisation: Munster Organisation: Leicester

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