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Connacht V. Leeds being televised?

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  • #2
    gcgirl
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    Unlikely to be televised:(


  • #3
    d-gal
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    Result?


  • #4
    accensi0n
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    d-gal wrote: »
    Result?

    No idea. No updates on any of the connacht sites i've looked at.


  • #5
    Robbo
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    d-gal wrote: »
    Result?
    17-24 to Leeds. A poor game where Connacht were in control for the first half but then with subs and positional changes, lost the plot in the second half.

    Mike Roberts looked the brightest of the new signings, Fionn Carr was a bit indifferent but he didn't see that much of the ball.


  • #6
    Amazotheamazing
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    Robbo wrote: »
    17-24 to Leeds. A poor game where Connacht were in control for the first half but then with subs and positional changes, lost the plot in the second half.

    That line could describe almost all of Connacht's performances. Bradley couldn't use a sub's bench if it came with written instructions.


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  • #7
    Robbo
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    Amazotheamazing wrote: »
    That line could describe almost all of Connacht's performances. Bradley couldn't use a sub's bench if it came with written instructions.
    He made some utterly bizarre subs in the second half. Troy Nathan and Liam Bibo came on, seemingly to play in some bizarre revolving back 3 where positions appeared to swap at each breakdown. At one stage late on, Ray Ofisa was found at full back.


  • #8
    Heroditas
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    Both Irish national team and Munster rugby supporters should be breathing massive sighs of relief he is still at Connacht. He has to be put under pressure to deliver this season. Connacht appear to have gone backwards in the last few years. It's a stark contrast to the 2003-2004 season where they were mere minutes from qualifying for the European Challenge Cup/Parker Pen final!


  • #9
    accensi0n
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    Robbo wrote: »
    He made some utterly bizarre subs in the second half. Troy Nathan and Liam Bibo came on, seemingly to play in some bizarre revolving back 3 where positions appeared to swap at each breakdown. At one stage late on, Ray Ofisa was found at full back.

    Was keatley brough on? How did he play?


  • #10
    Robbo
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    accensi0n wrote: »
    Was keatley brough on? How did he play?
    He didn't make an appearance at all.


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