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Coonacht and next year's H Cup??

  • 09-10-2011 01:34PM
    #1
    Tigerandahalf
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    Will Connacht qualify for H Cup next year if they finish abover last Welsh team??


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  • #2
    profitius
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    Tigerandahalf wrote: »
    Will Connacht qualify for H Cup next year if they finish abover last Welsh team??

    I think they need to finish above an Irish team or have an Irish team win the HEC or Amlin cup. Their best chance would be seeing Leinster in the Amlin cup.


  • #3
    Robbo
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    profitius wrote: »
    I think they need to finish above an Irish team or have an Irish team win the HEC or Amlin cup. Their best chance would be seeing Leinster in the Amlin cup.
    Bingo.

    Realistically, I'd like to see the upshot of this season's venture into the HC is some ERC ranking points from the group (4,3,2,1 in that order) which should help us get a high seeding in the following ACC. And to take the experience from the HC and any reinforcements it brings to the squad and use that to take a real tilt at the ACC in 2012-13. I may be dreaming with this since they polluted the ACC as a safety net to HC grandees but perhaps we can take advantages of some complacency in the later stages.


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