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Is that a Mountain of Salt? Nope, it's the Leinster v Munster build up thread/love in

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Fresh from their recent World Cup victory, Munster rugby look to restart their season with a win over former arch rivals Leinster.

After an unbeaten half year, Johnny Swoleston will once again lead the men in blue against the (men in blue) in red.

So many questions.

Will Snyman be the antidote to Munster's lack of manliness up front?

Will Ross Byrne cross field kick? (lol of course he will)

Will Peter O'Mahony check the dressing room is empty before kick off?

Will Scott Fardy have the best beard?

Will .ak take a break from his covid hemp vaccine research and join us for the game?

So many questions, so few answers (other than Ross Byrne will obviously defo cross field).

This is it folks, after months of waiting it's finally here. What we've all been waiting for.

The Munster v Leinster Build up thread.

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What channel is this going to be on? God I've missed rugby

shootermacg

thomond2006

Neil3030 wrote: »

Munster players confirm they will adhere to strict social distancing rules and not get within 2m of James Lowe at any point in the game.

If Mr. Clapper decides to say hello after a stoppage in play I hope Snyman gives him the Bakkies treatment.

Neil3030

Munster players confirm they will adhere to strict social distancing rules and not get within 2m of James Lowe at any point in the game.

Clegg

Very interested in seeing how the breakdown goes on Saturday. Leinster's success has been built partly on excellent clearing out. Will always remember how we nullified Beirne in the Champions Cup SF and Pro 14 final for example. I've only watched a few games since rugby restarted, but it seems that referees are blowing in favour of the team attacking for turnovers now. We'll need to be zeroed in on clearing out more than ever before.

Scottmactom

would appear so.

Clegg

Is that McFadden finished then? The Pro 14 ends on the 12th of September and our last guaranteed Champions Cup game is on the 19th.

Scottmactom

The Leinster Rugby Head Coach Leo Cullen has issued an injury update ahead of Saturday’s eagerly-anticipated Guinness PRO14 game against Munster Rugby at the Aviva Stadium (Kick-Off: 7.35pm – Live on eir Sport & RTÉ Radio).

Unfortunately, the update is not positive for a number of players with both Fergus McFadden and Conor O’Brien ruled out of contention.

McFadden picked up a calf injury and will be unavailable for up to six weeks, while O’Brien had a procedure last week on a long-standing hamstring issue and is expected to be unavailable for a number of months.

There was also an update on Vakh Abdaladze’s long-standing back issue with the 24-year-old prop due to have a procedure this week to address the injury. There will be clarity on his expected return to play time following the procedure.

There was some positive news on the injury front with Peter Dooley expected to return to training this week after a shoulder injury, with Dan Leavy also continuing his progress and his gradual exposure to rugby training as he recovers from his knee injury.

Former Former

Clegg wrote: »

Thread title is wrong.

Should read Leinster v South Africa B.

Only if the B stands for Bin Juice

arsebiscuits1

dregin wrote: »

James Lowe to out-pashun all of Munster. The entire population of Munster, that is.

I hope Lowe brings a bit of niggle and ****housery again.

The stories we've gotten out of him in a few short years against Munster are fantastic

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dregin wrote: »

James Lowe to out-pashun all of Munster. The entire population of Munster, that is.

Is there anyone in Munster who isn't from Leinster at this stage ?

dregin

James Lowe to out-pashun all of Munster. The entire population of Munster, that is.

sydthebeat

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Will Snyman be the antidote to Munster's lack of manliness up front?
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kak 'n beer in die bos?

Clegg

Thread title is wrong.

Should read Leinster v South Africa B.

ionadnapóca

You forgot about the Leinster wrap!