Game play Munster
Phase 1
12 crash ball from scrum, along with 13,7.10/6
Phase 2
POD 10/6 5,4,15 early group
11 , 8 outside
14, 1, 2, 3 hold from scrum late group.
If its on get ball to the wing, if not hit up in POD.
Phase 3
11, 8 , 15, 5 in ruck,
POD 1 = 4, 6, 7, 10
POD 2 = 2, 1, 12, 13,
Outside = 3, 14
4 to a ruck
scrum half to each ruck
POD of 4
Winger and forward always on outside
3-1 -3-1 --2 system
Man behind 3 call the rip to move ball when oppertunity prevents itself.
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