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Heaslip Retiring / Appreciation Thread [MOD WARNING: POST 1]

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  • #242
    prawnsambo
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    Jack Kanoff wrote: »
    I'd say not, if it was going to happen today the IRFU would have announced it?
    Yeah. And to be honest, I'd say he'd absolutely hate that. His Twitter feed shows he's becoming a bit of a fan already with retweets of videos from schools games etc. :)


  • #243
    [Deleted User]
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    prawnsambo wrote: »
    Yeah. And to be honest, I'd say he'd absolutely hate that. His Twitter feed shows he's becoming a bit of a fan already with retweets of videos from schools games etc. :)

    This is the bit that makes me think it's less likely. No doubt he'll get a Leinster send off but the Aviva might be a step too far.


  • #244
    BBDBB
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    I dare say he will be back at some point in the future with a microphone in his hand as a pundit at some point, give it til next season though, coming to terms with his enforced retirement cant be easy on the lad


  • #245
    molloyjh
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    BBDBB wrote: »
    I dare say he will be back at some point in the future with a microphone in his hand as a pundit at some point, give it til next season though, coming to terms with his enforced retirement cant be easy on the lad

    He’s said before he has zero interest in punditry. He reckoned he might be willing to do some podcast work if anything but he’d probably stay out of it completely.


  • #246
    prawnsambo
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    molloyjh wrote: »
    He’s said before he has zero interest in punditry. He reckoned he might be willing to do some podcast work if anything but he’d probably stay out of it completely.
    I'd say the relaxed style of The 42 rugby show would suit him.


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  • #247
    CatFromHue
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    he'll do a rugby rap podcast, where he raps the whole time about rugby


  • #248
    [Deleted User]
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    CatFromHue wrote: »
    he'll do a rugby rap podcast, where he raps the whole time about rugby

    That would be perfect just for how many people would hate it.


  • #249
    Shefwedfan
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    molloyjh wrote: »
    He’s said before he has zero interest in punditry. He reckoned he might be willing to do some podcast work if anything but he’d probably stay out of it completely.

    He is involved in IT.....he talked about it before, he has a company. They invest in young talent, not companies. Specfic people who they think have a big future


  • #250
    its_phil
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    prawnsambo wrote: »
    Yeah. And to be honest, I'd say he'd absolutely hate that. His Twitter feed shows he's becoming a bit of a fan already with retweets of videos from schools games etc. :)

    He’s sponsored by Bank of Ireland who sponsor the cup and I’d say they’re looking for some sort of return


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