Munster memories still burn bright for Casey Laulala

Laulala moved from Munster to French giants Racing 92 in 2014, with the Irish province saying at the time they were “unable to match” the offers the player had on the table in Europe.
Munster memories still burn bright for Casey Laulala
Casey Laulala loved life at Munster so much he admits he never wanted to leave. Picture: Diarmuid Greene / Sportsfile
Fri, 17 Apr, 2020 - 08:00
Alex water

Casey Laulala loved life at Munster so much he admits he never wanted to leave.

The passionate supporters, a new style of rugby, and life in Cork all made the New Zealand centre’s two seasons with the Red Army among the best moments of a stellar career.

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