O'Connell pleased with work ethic

Paul O’Connell believes Munster answered their critics in the best possible way with a stunning 37-14 bonus-point victory against Perpignan yesterday.

Mon, 21 Dec, 2009 - 10:29

Paul O’Connell believes Munster answered their critics in the best possible way with a stunning 37-14 bonus-point victory against Perpignan yesterday.

The two-time European champions had been under fire following a number of below-par displays this season.

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