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Munster v Leinster Build Up Thread

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  • #32
    arsebiscuits1
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    lawrencesummers wrote: »
    Presumably Cian Healy and Sexton will be completely anonymous for their entire time on the pitch and will then be guaranteed to start against Wales.

    Or will have unbelievable performances and people will still say they were anonymous because changing ones opinion based on recent data seems to be a bit of a faux pas in these parts :pac:

    I think the only way some people will be happy with Sexton is if he dons a ginger afro wig and gets 20 years younger


  • #33
    Buer
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    We're going away to Munster?

    I thought the Rainbow Cup was to be cancelled?


  • #34
    The Inbetween is mine
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    Munster to win quite easily,
    JJ Hanrahan to show all and sundry that the Ireland 10 jersey is his alone....
    the shame and ignominy is too much for Sexton to handle and he leads his teammates in mass Harakiri on the 22 to appease the ham and pear sandwich gods


  • #35
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    Rigor Mortis wrote: »
    If the weather forecast

    The forecast is

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  • #36
    Serbian
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    The Inbetween is mine wrote: »
    Munster to win quite easily,
    JJ Hanrahan to show all and sundry that the Ireland 10 jersey is his alone....
    the shame and ignominy is too much for Sexton to handle and he leads his teammates in mass Harakiri on the 22 to appease the ham and pear sandwich gods

    When did the prawn sambos get upgraded to ham and pear? I hope they cover this in the pre-match build up on eir.


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  • #37
    lawrencesummers
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    The Inbetween is mine wrote: »
    Munster to win quite easily,
    JJ Hanrahan to show all and sundry that the Ireland 10 jersey is his alone....
    the shame and ignominy is too much for Sexton to handle and he leads his teammates in mass Harakiri on the 22 to appease the ham and pear sandwich gods



    With sextons accuracy of late someone else is going to have to hold the sword


  • #38
    Dave_The_Sheep
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    The Inbetween is mine wrote: »
    the ham and pear sandwich gods

    Prosciutto and pear, damnit. How many times...


  • #39
    mfceiling
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    Munster to field an entirely saffer team in anticipation of our new Southern hemisphere friends.

    Leinster to field an entirely academy team with calls from all Leinster supporters to claim this should be Andy Farrell's starting 15 in the 6N.

    Ulster and Connacht to quietly watch on from the moral high ground.


  • #40
    Rigor Mortis
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    mfceiling wrote: »
    Munster to field an entirely saffer team in anticipation of our new Southern hemisphere friends.

    Leinster to field an entirely academy team with calls from all Leinster supporters to claim this should be Andy Farrell's starting 15 in the 6N.

    Ulster and Connacht to quietly watch on from the moral high ground.

    Ah the notion of Ulster on the moral high ground. Proof that modern memories are getting shorter.


  • #41
    Rigor Mortis
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    Serbian wrote: »
    When did the prawn sambos get upgraded to ham and pear? I hope they cover this in the pre-match build up on eir.

    Its all that Thomond Fella's doing. He came up to Dublin and became more D4 than the D4 themselves.... citified.


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  • #42
    jacothelad
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    Rigor Mortis wrote: »
    Its all that Thomond Fella's doing. He came up to Dublin and became more D4 than the D4 themselves.... citified.


    Is it true that Thomond deep fries his avocado toast in Kerrygold?:D:D:eek::eek:...and boils his eggs in Proseco Spumante?


  • #43
    lawred2
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    Cookiemunster wrote: »
    https://www.premiersports.com/sports/pro14/fixtures

    yay

    the postponed game was supposed to have been on Eir right?


  • #44
    rudiger2.0
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    lawred2 wrote: »
    yay

    the postponed game was supposed to have been on Eir right?

    That link says UK only. I'm pretty sure it'll be on Eir and not on Premier Sports unfortunately


  • #45
    lawred2
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    rudiger2.0 wrote: »
    That link says UK only. I'm pretty sure it'll be on Eir and not on Premier Sports unfortunately

    :rolleyes:

    picked up a BF offer from sky that gave all Sky Sports/BT Sport and Premier Sport

    and still not enough to watch the rugby


  • #46
    lawrencesummers
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    If it rains like this on Saturday there will be a pool of fake tan run off on the ground under the Leinster scrum


  • #47
    awec
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    I hope Munster beat the shite out of them. A merciless annihilation from minute 1 to minute 80.

    Up the turnips!


  • #48
    irishbucsfan
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    awec wrote: »
    I hope Munster beat the shite out of them. A merciless annihilation from minute 1 to minute 80.

    Up the turnips!

    I hope Jessica alba comes round to my gaff to watch the match with me


  • #49
    arsebiscuits1
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    lawrencesummers wrote: »
    If it rains like this on Saturday there will be a pool of fake tan run off on the ground under the Leinster scrum

    Donnacha O'Callaghan has been retired years at this stage. And never played for Leinster


  • #50
    lawrencesummers
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    arsebiscuits1 wrote: »
    Donnacha O'Callaghan has been retired years at this stage. And never played for Leinster

    1/10


  • #51
    lawrencesummers
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    irishbucsfan wrote: »
    I hope Jessica alba comes round to my gaff to watch the match with me

    She could explain the rules while she is there.


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  • #52
    Cookiemunster
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    lawred2 wrote: »
    :rolleyes:

    picked up a BF offer from sky that gave all Sky Sports/BT Sport and Premier Sport

    and still not enough to watch the rugby
    Ah, I get you now. Premier Sports in Ireland show no Pro14 as Eir have the rights and they're not allowed to broadcast it here.


  • #53
    arsebiscuits1
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    lawrencesummers wrote: »
    1/10

    Cheers. Hadn't check the latest odds for a Leinster win :D


  • #54
    ionadnapóca
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    Delayed coverage on TG4 Sat night 930


  • #55
    Rigor Mortis
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    lawrencesummers wrote: »
    1/10

    Now, be fair, DoC was Ireland's answer to Gavin Henson.

    The story goes that he was told he had to improve his tackle and after that he couldnt wait to get the shorts off on the pitch as often as he could


  • #56
    lawrencesummers
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    arsebiscuits1 wrote: »
    Cheers. Hadn't check the latest odds for a Leinster win :D

    The bookies are just giving money away at that price.


  • #57
    Clegg
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    Some good stats here.

    https://twitter.com/bernardjackman/status/1351885097822257152?s=09


  • #58
    The Inbetween is mine
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    Thus is actually the first game in a few years where I expect to win, as opposed to hoping.
    Little whispers that BH is starting ..no idea if it's true or just the normal pre match guff


  • #59
    sydthebeat
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    The Inbetween is mine wrote: »
    Thus is actually the first game in a few years where I expect to win, as opposed to hoping.
    Little whispers that BH is starting ..no idea if it's true or just the normal pre match guff

    BH ??

    edit: ah ben healy of course...


  • #60
    Buer
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    Clegg wrote: »
    Some good stats here.

    The Munster scrum statistic is by far the most surprising to me.


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  • #61
    pickarooney
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    sydthebeat wrote: »
    BH ??

    edit: ah ben healy of course...

    I thought Billy Holland


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