The ghost of John Muldoon v the tears of Cian Healy Build up thread

irishgrover · 26-09-2018 09:14PM

I'm not sure this works the way you intended.... I'm sure you got smug enjoyment out of creating it.... But the average Connacht fan would just see that and grin from ear to ear...so thanks for sharing :-)

iminterestd0 · 26-09-2018 09:17PM

the little brother is happier to beat the big brother than actually win something. Sad.

irishgrover · 26-09-2018 09:28PM

iminterestd0 wrote:

the little brother is happier to beat the big brother than actually win something. Sad.

Yup, that's it exactly Donald. You have it suss'ed.

stephen_n · 26-09-2018 09:57PM

Zzippy wrote: »

I may have been delirious with hypothermia or due to the recently-emptied hip flask in my pocket, but was that the one where Lacey was on his arse and gave a try that no one else in the ground could see?

Yep that one where he had the perfect view :cool:

Burkie1203 · 26-09-2018 10:03PM

Zzippy wrote: »

I may have been delirious with hypothermia or due to the recently-emptied hip flask in my pocket, but was that the one where Lacey was on his arse and gave a try that no one else in the ground could see?

Only person who needs to see it is the ref.

ClanofLams · 26-09-2018 10:11PM

iminterestd0 wrote: »

the little brother is happier to beat the big brother than actually win something. Sad.

The preference is doing both at the same time actually. 100% record in that for Connacht

iminterestd0 · 26-09-2018 10:14PM

ClanofLams wrote: »

The preference is doing both at the same time actually. 100% record in that for Connacht

really I must have missed the trophies Connacht won last season?

ClanofLams · 26-09-2018 10:19PM

iminterestd0 wrote: »

really I must have missed the trophies Connacht won last season?

Connacht have had one opportunity to beat Leinster for a trophy. They were successful. One out of one = 100% success rate

I can break it down further if needs be.

Zzippy · 26-09-2018 10:27PM

Thread needs more needle.

Burkie1203 · 26-09-2018 10:32PM

ClanofLams wrote: »

Connacht have had one opportunity to beat Leinster for a trophy. They were successful. One out of one = 100% success rate

I can break it down further if needs be.

Have Leinster and Connacht never had an interpros title decider in the old days.?

its_phil · 26-09-2018 11:34PM

Burkie1203 wrote: »

Have Leinster and Connacht never had an interpros title decider in the old days.?

Shared titles in 1956 and 1965 as close as it got.

irishman86 · 27-09-2018 01:41AM

Deleted User wrote: »

And the Category is, "Players who will be selected for Ireland at full back before Tiernan O'Halloran"

The easiest six names ever. Only logic is TOH is to handsome and Rob has to be the most handsome guy on the team
Dam central contracts stipulations :mad:

Zzippy · 27-09-2018 09:13AM

Burkie1203 wrote: »

Only person who needs to see it is the ref.

Rodney standing with his hands on his hips. How fvcking appropriate...

evil_seed · 27-09-2018 09:47AM

connemara man wrote: »

this deserves to be quoted. And tweeted to Cian Healy. Who's with me?

27-09-2018 10:03AM

Zzippy wrote: »

Rodney standing with his hands on his hips. How fvcking appropriate...

He'd just been subbed on and jogged over from the Connacht bench, give the guy a break.

Zzippy · 27-09-2018 10:05AM

Deleted User wrote: »

He'd just been subbed on and jogged over from the Connacht bench, give the guy a break.

Fair enough, he's Ulster's problem now anyway. They can worry about feeding him...

27-09-2018 10:09AM

Zzippy wrote: »

Fair enough, he's Ulster's problem now anyway. They can worry about feeding him...

Eh... whoosh possibly?

Zzippy · 27-09-2018 10:49AM

Deleted User wrote: »

Eh... whoosh possibly?

Whoosh, like Jack Carty kicking conversions over Leinster players' heads this Saturday?

ps "Fair enough" was acknowledgement of your joke. Whoosh possibly?

Heymans · 27-09-2018 11:25AM

Zzippy wrote: »

Have you been drinking or are you quoting the wrong post???

I see you're disrespect of Leinster legend Noel Reid and ex-Leinster recruit Cian Kelleher. I saw a pattern in these posts of yours. And I promptly put you in your place.

Zzippy · 27-09-2018 11:39AM

Heymans wrote: »

I see you're disrespect of Leinster legend Noel Reid and ex-Leinster recruit Cian Kelleher. I saw a pattern in these posts of yours. And I promptly put you in your place.

Consider me suitably chastised! LMAO...

Heymans · 27-09-2018 11:54AM

Zzippy wrote: »

Consider me suitably chastised! LMAO...

I'll be interested if Ringrose plays opposite Aki. IF he makes any defensive mistakes you can't defend him then culchie loving Rock Boy.

Buer · 27-09-2018 12:03PM

Pretty strong Celtic Cup team named by Leinster so we know that Dave Kearney, Dooley, Adam Byrne, Brian Byrne, Ian Nagle, Ciaran Frawley and Josh Murphy won't be involved.

Which means we'll probably have Cronin starting, Nick McCarthy looks likely to be involved as does Lowe, I reckon. Fardy, Kearney and Molony likely to be the second row options. Will be interesting to see who the props are.

arsebiscuits1 · 27-09-2018 12:16PM

Buer wrote: »

Pretty strong Celtic Cup team named by Leinster so we know that Dave Kearney, Dooley, Adam Byrne, Brian Byrne, Ian Nagle, Ciaran Frawley and Josh Murphy won't be involved.

Which means we'll probably have Cronin starting, Nick McCarthy looks likely to be involved as does Lowe, I reckon. Fardy, Kearney and Molony likely to be the second row options. Will be interesting to see who the props are.

I'd bet my house on Healy, Byrne, Porter and Bent

Burkie1203 · 27-09-2018 12:40PM

Getting ready for the weekend

https://twitter.com/sportsfile/status/864112077044166656?s=19

molloyjh · 27-09-2018 12:45PM

Zzippy wrote: »

Whoosh, like Jack Carty kicking conversions over Leinster players' heads this Saturday?

Well at least he's getting that bit right nowadays. It was right embarrassing for you when he was kicking them below head height.

Zzippy · 27-09-2018 12:47PM

molloyjh wrote: »

Well at least he's getting that bit right nowadays. It was right embarrassing for you when he was kicking them below head height.

Can't argue with that! 6 from 6 last week, long may it continue...

freyners · 27-09-2018 01:15PM

Zzippy wrote: »

Can't argue with that! 6 from 6 last week, long may it continue...

*cough* 7 *cough*

27-09-2018 01:29PM

Wasn't there a section somewhere on the old charter about the Munster v Leinster rivalry? We clearly need a new one for Connacht v Leinster - this place is lit, yellow cards now and everything.

If Cian Healy scores the winning points from the boot on Saturday I might actually explode with joy.

troyzer · 27-09-2018 01:35PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Wasn't there a section somewhere on the old charter about the Munster v Leinster rivalry? We clearly need a new one for Connacht v Leinster - this place is lit, yellow cards now and everything.

If Cian Healy scores the winning points from the boot on Saturday I might actually explode with joy.

It has to happen. It's too good not to.

Scoring a drop goal would be the cherry on top.

its_phil · 27-09-2018 02:01PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Wasn't there a section somewhere on the old charter about the Munster v Leinster rivalry? We clearly need a new one for Connacht v Leinster - this place is lit, yellow cards now and everything.

If Cian Healy scores the winning points from the boot on Saturday I might actually explode with joy.

I think Connacht fans who are former forwards would even applaud that scenario too.

The ghost of John Muldoon v the tears of Cian Healy Build up thread

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