David Wallace interview

French champions Perpignan will bring an explosive physicality to Thomond Park tomorrow night as Munster get back to Heineken Cup rugby, but flanker David Wallace thinks brains may trump brawn in Limerick.

Munster have lost four from eight matches in the Magners League and were defeated in their opening European game in Northampton.

Now the Irish international has demanded that the Reds learn the lessons of a collapse to the Ospreys in Wales last week to get their stuttering season back on track.

“Perpignan are big strong, physical guys too and if you run into the teeth of them it’s going to be very dangerous. We have to be cuter in where we play them. And I suppose we have to be hyper-efficient at the breakdown and have a great sense of urgency.”

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