Thursday 23 May, 2013
MUNSTER, JUST LOOK what you’re missing.
Legendary scrum half Peter Stringer pulled on the Bath shirt for the first time today in the LV Cup third round meeting with Exeter Chiefs.
The on-loan ‘nine’ only went and made the difference, scoring two second half tries to lead Bath to a 16-6 win at The Rec.
Here’s how Twitter reacted to the wee man’s quick-fire heroics in the 56th and 62nd minute.
*Despite his brace, Stringer was not named man of the match, that was Dave Attwood.
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The word “legend” has been thrown around loosely these past couple of days due to a certain someone heading to France, but Strings is and always will be a legend
Still has the best pass in Irish rugby for the past decade+
Cannot believe I agree with a comment from Filly. I need to lie down.
love the way the article was opened; ‘Munster look what you’re missing’ another leinster contributor on thescore? surely not… :o
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