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Jerry Flannery got more than he bargained for when he arrived for lunch during Munster’s South African tour Picture: Sportsfile
JERRY Flannery got more than he bargained for when he arrived for lunch during Munster’s South African tour.
The coach “had a surprise visitor at lunch today” in the form of a giant snake.
The team’s twitter account quipped that some visitors were “more welcoming than others”.
It is the Limerick man’s (understandable) reaction to the “surprise guest” that makes for compelling viewing, as tweeted from two different angles by @MunsterRugby.
Watch below!
Angle 1/2 | We had a surprise visitor at lunch today
— Munster Rugby (@Munsterrugby) November 1, 2018
Some were more welcoming than others!
Nicely done @jerryflannery #MunsterInSA pic.twitter.com/rUyrpR412H
Angle 2/2 | Fla meets our surprise visitor at lunch #MunsterInSA pic.twitter.com/W6gFIwsupH
— Munster Rugby (@Munsterrugby) November 1, 2018
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