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Province - International Relations

  • 20-11-2008 4:57pm
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    RtD
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    As a follow on from Munster's match with New Zealand, considering the history behind it and the passion with which the match was played, do you think this helps forge a link somewhat between the two teams encouraging more All-Blacks in future to follow the likes of Doug Howlett and Christian Cullen to Munster?

    As a Leinster man myself I was wondering do people think such a relationship with another country would be useful ourselves, considering we have a high profile Argentinian, South African and Australian on the books already. I'm sure Contepomi is very disappointed not to be leading his country out against Ireland this weekend, how much would he love to lead them against Leinster some time? I'm sure Leinster would appreciate having an increased relationship with the forward muscle the Argies can possibly provide. Or which team do you think would be most useful relationship considering the home talent?

    For the record I'm a country before club type of guy but just for the sake of this argument I'm leaving aside the development of Irish players issue.


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