Lifting a trophy would be just desserts for 'warrior' Peter O'Mahony

Since his appointment as captain by Rob Penney in 2013, Peter O’Mahony has been the glue that has held Munster together through five different head coaches
Lifting a trophy would be just desserts for 'warrior' Peter O'Mahony

FOCUSED: Munster captain Peter O’Mahony. Pic: INPHO/James Crombie

Saturday could be the day Peter O’Mahony lifts a trophy after a decade as Munster captain and if it does come to pass, the man described by Graham Rowntree as a “warrior and a miserable sod” feels he could not be in a better environment to do so.

The 33-year-old flanker will strap up his battered body one last time this season to lead his side in Saturday evening’s BKT URC Grand Final against the defending-champion Stormers with the chance of ending his province’s 11-year trophy drought.

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