The Finals are being held in Spurs Stadium next year.
Yup. He's terrible but sOOoo long on rte they don't bother to check his performance. Said today was urc top v prem top. FFS. Basic journalism. Glasgow are top of URC. He's sh##e
If I recollect correctly the same two Cahill and Lenihan were at the same thing commentating on a Munster Northampton game in Thomond not too long ago.
Same scenario,Munster are cruising in total control Saints down to 14 players.
They weren’t in total control and Northampton eventually win as they nearly did today,
Surely one of the most experienced pundits in the game ,Lenihan, shouldn’t have been a complacent
as he was in the second half. .. until Northampton rocked in with a try and all bell broke loose.
Can these gloamers not read a game and understand what game momentum is.
Out of interest what are 'gloamers'?
Its a derivation of the Scottish word 'gloaming' which is used to describe the 'half light' between dusk and darkness.
'Gloamers' when referring to people might describe them ,let's say, "In the twilight zone" or maybe " a bit hazy or not fully lit up"
I think that suitably describes the presentation of Cahill and Lenihan on the TV coverage of Leinsters game yesterday and they have form on that .
Northampton were in the game as long as the score remained 20-3..all they needed was one try to change everything and
Cahill and Lenihan seemed oblivious of that …till it happened!!!!
"IN the twilight zone"…. Hope that clears things up.
Toulouse starting hot, it's going to be a very rough day for Harlequins.
They already look at sea.
Well, I take it back. Quins hit back very nicely.
Toulouse blatantly in from the side there.
This game is wild.
Was Kinghorn ahead of the kicker there?
Game over
Harlequins can’t defend.
Quins letting themselves get sucked into the sort of frenetic game Toulouse love. Going to be interesting to see how well Nienbar's system deals with them, Lancaster had them in his pocket.
I was just thinking there I'd love to see Dupont and Marcus Smith play together. I just feel like they both think the same way and it'd be a wonderful half back pairing.
Kinghorn maybe a nose ahead but Lynagh was beyond the halfway for that 50:22.
Counterrucks killing Quins.
Two tries from Quins lost lineouts.
There was a lot of doom and gloom after the Leinster result yesterday. But Toulouse are definitely beatable.
They're electric on transition and can easily run the length of the pitch to score. Any mistakes made will be pounced upon. They pile players into the breakdown to try and steal ball and launch a counter attack.
You can definitely eke penalties out of them as well. They've conceded some very silly ones at the ruck and put themselves under a lot of pressure. Quins also kicked smartly and found a lot of space in the backfield to exploit.
Toulouse have a habit of scoring two or more trys in quick bursts to take the game away from you. They want you to force the game, make a mistake and give them a chance to transition quickly. But if you can limit your errors and keep your set piece solid you can definitely play your way into the game.
Well the problem for Leinster yesterday was errors. Unforced ones.
Shocking call there by the ref, Toulouse straight off their feet to kill that ruck
Which are all fixable so that shouldn't be something to make Leinster doubt themselves.
What a game. Only five in it now.
Quins have been brilliant in attack this half, Smith is playing really well imo.
Cunningham South is brilliant
Almost a mirror image of yesterday at the moment. Toulouse looked like they were going to run away with it and suddenly the errors start.
WTF happened. Went to watch the Connacht final and checked back in and there is only 5 points in it!
Players making mistakes in a game is not fixable, if it's going to happen it will. They work on all this stuff all the time.
Almost thinking would rather play Toulouse in a final. Better the devil you know.
Red card?
Brace's calls are so erratic.
that’s a red.
Could be a red here...
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