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

errlloyd

Jesus, I'd almost drive to the Sportsground for this match. What a cracker.

Wegians89

Really looking forward to this now, huge test to see how much an impact Andy friend has made. No place to hide for either fans now. Interesting battles all over the pitch, particularly looking forward to seeing how fainga’a can deal with vdf.

iminterestd0

Wegians89 wrote: »

Really looking forward to this now, huge test to see how much an impact Andy friend has made. No place to hide for either fans now.

Where were leinster fans hiding beforehand? behind the trophies?

troyzer

iminterestd0 wrote: »

Wegians89 wrote: »

Really looking forward to this now, huge test to see how much an impact Andy friend has made. No place to hide for either fans now.

Where were leinster fans hiding beforehand? behind the trophies?

I've been here the whole time. Had my match ticket since July.

Wegians89

iminterestd0 wrote: »

Where were leinster fans hiding beforehand? behind the trophies?

The b team nonsense

Lads, we're so lucky. Starting from 5:15 on Saturday we've two really high quality full blooded provincial derby's back to back with the potential for test level intensity.

4 hours of top quality entertainment.

I can. not. wait.

iminterestd0

Wegians89 wrote: »

The b team nonsense

oh behind the facts.

Buer

Deleted User wrote: »

Lads, we're so lucky. Starting from 5:15 on Saturday we've two really high quality full blooded provincial derby's back to back with the potential for test level intensity.

4 hours of top quality entertainment.

I can. not. wait.

Someone hasn't seen the line ups in the other match....

errlloyd

23 of October 2010.

Last time Sexton was in the Sportsground.

Former Former

Deleted User wrote: »

Lads, we're so lucky. Starting from 5:15 on Saturday we've two really high quality full blooded provincial derby's back to back with the potential for test level intensity.

4 hours of top quality entertainment.

I can. not. wait.

Yep, Connacht v Leinster should whet the appetite nicely for Glasgow v Dragons.

thomond2006

Buer, you are forgiven for incorrectly predicting the lineup. Your previous posts on this thread were magic. Fair play.

Kevski

errlloyd wrote: »

23 of October 2010.

Last time Sexton was in the Sportsground.

Ha! Thanks for answering the question that I was just about to ask!

Buer

thomond2006 wrote: »

Buer, you are forgiven for incorrectly predicting the lineup. Your previous posts on this thread were magic. Fair play.

Shucks.



I still don't like Hayes.

MarinersBlues

Sweet Jebus - this is so fricking exciting!
A PROPER inter-pro.

Buer

Buer wrote: »

Someone hasn't seen the line ups in the other match....

Munster have the strong team, but Ulster are better coached and play with more pashun.

You heard it here first - the scoreline in Thomond will be closer than the one in the sportsground...

MarinersBlues

Deleted User wrote: »

Munster have the strong team, but Ulster are better coached and play with more pashun.

You heard it here first - the scoreline in Thomond will be closer than the one in the sportsground...

Are you basing that on last years results?

MarinersBlues

MarinersBlues wrote: »

Are you basing that on last years results?

I'm basing it on pure, antagonistic fantasy.

Bridge93

Good to see a Blackrock College man captaining Connacht. And with his school buddy Buckley beside him in the front row. What dreams are made of

iminterestd0

Leinster schools rugby well represented by Connacht with 9 ex-schools cup playing players in their 23.

6 players actually from the province of Connacht.

troyzer

Bridge93 wrote: »

Good to see a Blackrock College man captaining Connacht. And with his school buddy Buckley beside him in the front row. What dreams are made of

iminterestd0 wrote: »

Leinster schools rugby well represented by Connacht with 9 ex-schools cup playing players in their 23.

6 players actually from the province of Connacht.

Bridge93

I’d never sink to that level of humor...

its_phil

iminterestd0 wrote: »

Leinster schools rugby well represented by Connacht with 9 ex-schools cup playing players in their 23.

6 players actually from the province of Connacht.

Welcome to professional sport :rolleyes:

Wegians89

iminterestd0 wrote: »

Leinster schools rugby well represented by Connacht with 9 ex-schools cup playing players in their 23.

6 players actually from the province of Connacht.

Population... money.... politics... and so on. More kids are playing rugby in Connacht and more kids are wearing Connacht gear around the place and that really is a positive for the future

evil_seed

I see Robbie is scared to show his face in the Sportsground anymore....

iminterestd0

evil_seed wrote: »

I see Robbie is scared to show his face in the Sportsground anymore....

doesn't ever want to return west of the shannon again if he can help it.

Wegians89

iminterestd0 wrote: »

doesn't ever want to return west of the shannon again if he can help it.

He was at a few matches last season with bundee i think, zebra at home was one

iminterestd0

Wegians89 wrote: »

He was at a few matches last season with bundee i think, zebra at home was one

saw enough that day anyway.

Wegians89

iminterestd0 wrote: »

saw enough that day anyway.

Yeah he didn’t pick the best day, I’m sure he’ll be there tomorrow with his Leinster suit on but celebrating when Connacht win

irishbucsfan

thomond2006 wrote: »

Buer, you are forgiven for incorrectly predicting the lineup. Your previous posts on this thread were magic. Fair play.

It’s almost as bad as the time Buer didnt predict the signing of Billy B

Buer

irishbucsfan wrote: »

It’s almost as bad as the time Buer didnt predict the signing of Billy B

I will cut you.