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Heineken Cup 2004/2005 Kicks Off

  • 22-10-2004 6:38pm
    #1
    daveirl
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  • #2
    MarVeL
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    Only just though. Can we put it down to the weather or are Munster just not the power they were? They just didn't seem able to put the other team away or even to control the game as much as they used to. Hopefully its just the team coming back together and not quite in sync yet (though they need to hurry up as a stronger team would have taken them today).

    Maybe they were just welcoming Staunton back :)


  • #3
    Nukem
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    Was at the match yetserday and granted the weather was crap but no excuse really, They should have wiped them out. Although in Harlequins defence you heard and felt evry tackle and in the rain its hard to pick yourself up and keep goin.
    Hope Munster get better (yesterday was a bonus pt lost)


  • #4
    suppafly
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    yeah i was up at that match too. I must say i never thought(even before the match) that munster were going to hockey quins. Quins got a bomus point from that didn't they? cuz they only lost by less than 7 points?


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