The Irishman plotting Munster’s downfall

The sound of Irishmen baying for blood isn’t going to bother Saracens in the slightest this weekend.

The Irishman plotting Munster’s downfall
Tue, 16 Apr, 2019 - 01:00

We prefer to examine the present day Munster, the side that played against Exeter Chiefs and Gloucester this season, rather than looking back to two years ago, writes Rob Cole.

The sound of Irishmen baying for blood isn’t going to bother Saracens in the slightest this weekend.

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