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Ospreys V Leinster 08/01/16 KO 19:45 Sky/BBC2 Wales

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  • #302
    molloyjh
    Registered Users Posts: 24,767 ✭✭✭✭molloyjh


    Fantastic result, if more than a little frustrating for the majority of the second half. Really happy that they went looking for the TBP there at the end too. Good ambition and intent.

    I may not Leinster, but it seems that they do.


  • #303
    ssaye2
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    Huge win overall. When johnny on form kicks just phenomenal. Reddan still has impact.


  • #304
    TICKLE_ME_ELMO
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    mfceiling wrote: »
    Leinster number 11 seems handy. Plenty of speed and knows where the try line is. Didn't catch his name...

    Zebo, I think it was.


  • #305
    irishbucsfan
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 37,978 ✭✭✭✭irishbucsfan


    Best thing to happen tonight was the performance of Sexton. Huge relief.

    Let's be having you 6 Nations


  • #306
    Zzippy
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    Sexton is just so good. Not back to his best yet, but getting there. If he could just stop getting bangs to the head every game and giving us all palpitations...


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  • #307
    Tox56
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    Thats an excellent win really. The performance wasnt exactly beautiful but every single year this game is horrendous and I definitely didnt see a relatively big win like that coming


  • #308
    vienne86
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    Very hard to win at Liberty stadium. Also I dislike Ospreys. So I am delighted with this win. And with Sexton's performance.


  • #309
    Miller Full Plastic
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    Great stuff, delighted with that.


  • #310
    sydthebeat
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    Very, VERY happy with that.

    Just shows how ridiculous much the clap trap of the week was.


  • #311
    .ak
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    Great win. Delighted. Our pack is really turning a corner.


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  • #312
    A-Train
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    Very happy with that win after some terrible errors!


  • #313
    molloyjh
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    .ak wrote: »
    Great win. Delighted. Our pack is really turning a corner.

    McGrath could use a rest I think. He was pinged a good bit at scrum time and he was definitely not scrummaging straight most of the time.


  • #314
    hogandrew
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    Dave has been really superb the last 2 weeks now. He looks so much more explosive than previously. I don't think he would have finished them two tries a year ago.

    Great place to get a win and as much as sextons improvement is good to see it is really pleasing to see ryan back to having an impact on games.


  • #315
    molloyjh
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    Great to see Sexton smiling again too, both during the game and after it.


  • #316
    The Rape of Lucretia
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    Jamie "just a head knock" according to Leo.

    Good to know its something so inoccuous.


  • #317
    aimee1
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    The Rape of Lucretia wrote: »
    Jamie "just a head knock" according to Leo.

    Good to know its something so inoccuous.

    given he has played a lot lately, a few weeks off was surely coming up anyway. Liked the bit in Leo's interview about how Leinster go fully loaded every week because he has faith in the squad.


  • #318
    TICKLE_ME_ELMO
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    Would have loved to see Te'o playing in THIS Leinster squad for 2 years.


  • #319
    connachta
    Registered Users Posts: 7,974 ✭✭✭connachta


    Crimsonforce wrote: »
    Great and not letting ospreys get a bonus point.

    Yeah thank you from a Connacht POV:pac:


  • #320
    Stheno
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    Really enjoyed that game.


  • #321
    .ak
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    Any word on Fitzy?


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  • #322
    Timothy Bryce
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    .ak wrote: »
    Any word on Fitzy?

    Stinger apparently


  • #323
    [Deleted User]
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    Timothy Bryce wrote: »
    Stinger apparently

    Peter playing for the Ospreys now?

    What did he do to Fitz?



    :pac:


  • #324
    The Rape of Lucretia
    Closed Accounts Posts: 7,440 ✭✭✭The Rape of Lucretia


    Deleted User wrote: »
    Peter playing for the Ospreys now?

    What did he do to Fitz?



    :pac:

    No 'r'.


    "Stinger" is a term for a type of golf shot that was popularized (both the term and the shot) by Tiger Woods - and by golf announcers talking about Tiger Woods playing the shot. A stinger is a shot in which the golfer sets up in a way to induce a lower trajectory and uses an abbreviated follow through. A stinger is essentially a punch shot, but one played with a long iron or fairway wood, or off the tee.


  • #325
    Neil3030
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    The Rape of Lucretia wrote: »
    No 'r'.


    "Stinger" is a term for a type of golf shot that was popularized (both the term and the shot) by Tiger Woods - and by golf announcers talking about Tiger Woods playing the shot. A stinger is a shot in which the golfer sets up in a way to induce a lower trajectory and uses an abbreviated follow through. A stinger is essentially a punch shot, but one played with a long iron or fairway wood, or off the tee.

    It's also the pointy thing on a wasp.


  • #326
    jacothelad
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    Neil3030 wrote: »
    It's also the pointy thing on a wasp.


    ...and a spiked strip for puncturing tyres.


  • #327
    sydthebeat
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    And frodo's sword.....




    Ill get me coat.


  • #328
    .ak
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    But most importantly, a confectionary bar.


  • #329
    aimee1
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    Timothy Bryce wrote: »
    Stinger apparently

    phew. when i saw him being led off I thought it might have been worse.


  • #330
    CatFromHue
    Moderators, Science, Health & Environment Moderators Posts: 18,239 Mod ✭✭✭✭CatFromHue


    .ak wrote: »
    But most importantly, a confectionary bar.

    The very aptly named confectionery bar. Stinger in name, Stinger by nature!


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  • #331
    former total
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    Delighted with that performance. A long time since we went to Swansea and came out with such a result.

    Great control from the half backs, McGrath had a really solid game and Reddan continued his good run of form. Sexton didn't run much but his kicking was phenomenonal.

    We were dominant at the breakdown, I'm surprised they left Tipuric on the bench so long.

    But the key things were defence and execution; rock solid again. One try conceded in the last four league games, very few errors in pissing rain, tip of the hat to the coaching staff.

    And of course Dave Kearney tearing it up. Ireland thread could be interesting in the next while.

    Luke Fitz coming off holding his shoulder is never good though.


  • #332
    CMOTDibbler
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    former total wrote: »

    Luke Fitz coming off holding his shoulder is never good though.
    Wasn't his last injury something similar? I seem to recall him at the RDS going off holding the same arm/shoulder.


  • #333
    aimee1
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    CMOTDibbler wrote: »
    Wasn't his last injury something similar? I seem to recall him at the RDS going off holding the same arm/shoulder.

    treviso away 6 weeks ago i think it was


  • #334
    The Pheasant2
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    sydthebeat wrote: »
    And frodo's sword.....




    Ill get me coat.

    Now I'm sorry but we'll have to nip this in the bud; Frodo's sword is Sting (not Stinger) - I hate to be a pedant but if you let this kind of thing slide we'll have people referring to Gandalf's sword as Glamdringer or something...next thing we'll be cracking each others skulls open and feasting on the goo inside.


  • #335
    wp_rathead
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    The Pheasant2 wrote: »
    Now I'm sorry but we'll have to nip this in the bud; Frodo's sword is Sting (not Stinger) - I hate to be a pedant but if you let this kind of thing slide we'll have people referring to Gandalf's sword as Glamdringer or something...next thing we'll be cracking each others skulls open and feasting on the goo inside.

    is Gandalf the lad with the force and the ability to kill the Whitewalkers?


  • #336
    irishbucsfan
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    wp_rathead wrote: »
    is Gandalf the lad with the force and the ability to kill the Whitewalkers?

    No he's the head master from the school of magic in the hunger games


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  • #337
    Neil3030
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    irishbucsfan wrote: »
    No he's the head master from the school of magic in the hunger games

    Wasn't he the lead singer of the Boom Town Mice?


  • #338
    [Deleted User]
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    Neil3030 wrote: »
    Wasn't he the lead singer of the Boom Town Mice?

    CCCCCCCCCCCOMBO BREAKER


  • #339
    sydthebeat
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    The Pheasant2 wrote: »
    sydthebeat wrote: »
    And frodo's sword.....




    Ill get me coat.

    Now I'm sorry but we'll have to nip this in the bud; Frodo's sword is Sting (not Stinger) - I hate to be a pedant but if you let this kind of thing slide we'll have people referring to Gandalf's sword as Glamdringer or something...next thing we'll be cracking each others skulls open and feasting on the goo inside.

    Thanks phes!

    I don't feel to bad about getting that wrong now ;)


  • #340
    sheep?
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    Fitz was on Off the Ball this afternoon, missed the beginning but seemed in good spirits. He was chatting about the 6N and how he hopes to participate etc, so I assume he's grand.


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