McMillan laments Munster throwing away “a nice handy lead” in wild draw with Ulster
No-one celebrates a draw. Munster supremo Clayton McMillan felt their eight-try stalemate with Ulster in Belfast on Saturday night was one that got away.
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No-one celebrates a draw. Munster supremo Clayton McMillan felt their eight-try stalemate with Ulster in Belfast on Saturday night was one that got away.
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Clayton McMillan will tell you he has the memory of an elephant, but Munster’s URC loss to Ulster in Belfast last year must be burned into the mind of the most forgetful of the province’s players, staff and supporters. This week of all weeks.
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