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Barry wrote:Tekori might be out yetVGE wrote:Tekori cited but can play next week end.
Beheregaray injuried and out at least for 4 weeks.
Au revoir
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Mr. Iosefa TEKORI made the best efforts to perform a regular tackle by stooping
and using his arms,
• his opponent in the position to score a try went down at the same time,
This is a mitigating factor in terms of the red card test criteria.
The player is therefore qualified to participate in the semi-final of the Champions Cup.
wixfjord wrote:Last season when there was 48k in the Aviva for the semi?mildlyinterested wrote: many leinster fans aren't going, much the same as last season.
There are currently less than 5,000 tickets available on Ticketmaster - unless they 'hid' some to make it look like there's more demandwixfjord wrote:But my point was the stadium was nearly full for the semi last season!mildlyinterested wrote: yep, it's understandable given the day/time.
So if many Leinster fans aren't going on Sunday, then that will be different to Scarlets last year.
There are currently less than 5,000 tickets available on Ticketmaster - unless they 'hid' some to make it look like there's more demand[/quote]Xanthippe wrote:So if many Leinster fans aren't going on Sunday, then that will be different to Scarlets last year.
That's a disgrace.MylesNaGapoleen wrote:https://www.lnr.fr/sites/default/files/ ... 2019_1.pdf
Tekori is okay for sunday according to the decision (my french isn't great...but they deemed that it didn't warrant a red card..google translated version of the decision below...
Mr. Iosefa TEKORI made the best efforts to perform a regular tackle by stooping
and using his arms,
• his opponent in the position to score a try went down at the same time,
This is a mitigating factor in terms of the red card test criteria.
The player is therefore qualified to participate in the semi-final of the Champions Cup.
LeRouxIsPHat wrote:That's a disgrace.MylesNaGapoleen wrote:https://www.lnr.fr/sites/default/files/ ... 2019_1.pdf
Tekori is okay for sunday according to the decision (my french isn't great...but they deemed that it didn't warrant a red card..google translated version of the decision below...
Mr. Iosefa TEKORI made the best efforts to perform a regular tackle by stooping
and using his arms,
• his opponent in the position to score a try went down at the same time,
This is a mitigating factor in terms of the red card test criteria.
The player is therefore qualified to participate in the semi-final of the Champions Cup.
I know Holmes was given a red at the time and served a week before his hearing took place, but the difference between the two decisions is a joke.
They've clearly hid all remaining available tickets for one half of the stadium, and left the remaining ones available on the other half of the stadium which happens to be the side that all TV cameras face at.Xanthippe wrote:wixfjord wrote:Last season when there was 48k in the Aviva for the semi?mildlyinterested wrote: many leinster fans aren't going, much the same as last season.There are currently less than 5,000 tickets available on Ticketmaster - unless they 'hid' some to make it look like there's more demandwixfjord wrote:But my point was the stadium was nearly full for the semi last season!mildlyinterested wrote: yep, it's understandable given the day/time.
So if many Leinster fans aren't going on Sunday, then that will be different to Scarlets last year.
As I understand it, we can register someone this week. Or we could have anyway. We should have regardless. It's mad not to have a 4th choice lock registered. What if there was an injury to one of the three on the weekend? Why not deregister Mick Kearney one way or another?mildlyinterested wrote:Unless Molony is suddenly over his back issues and cleared fit, there are no young second row options registered.CiaranIrl wrote:For me, Lowe has to play. Given Toner, Ryan and Ruddock will be there from the start, the question is really about Fardy Vs Gibson Park on the bench. I have more faith in the young second row options personally, so I'd leave Fardy out this time. That may sound like heresy to some though.
You can add two players plus a front row player before the quarter finals. Thats the last time you can add to your squadCiaranIrl wrote: As I understand it, we can register someone this week.
Red and a substantial ban all day long for me, awful decision, this type of cheap shot has to be treated severely - it was an atrocious 'tackle'......anyway no point crying over spilt milk - let James Ryan loose on him....LeRouxIsPHat wrote:That's a disgrace.MylesNaGapoleen wrote:https://www.lnr.fr/sites/default/files/ ... 2019_1.pdf
Tekori is okay for sunday according to the decision (my french isn't great...but they deemed that it didn't warrant a red card..google translated version of the decision below...
Mr. Iosefa TEKORI made the best efforts to perform a regular tackle by stooping
and using his arms,
• his opponent in the position to score a try went down at the same time,
This is a mitigating factor in terms of the red card test criteria.
The player is therefore qualified to participate in the semi-final of the Champions Cup.
I know Holmes was given a red at the time and served a week before his hearing took place, but the difference between the two decisions is a joke.
Agree - if JCB ain't fit JLO starts and we start praying to Fatima that Luuukeeeeee plays for 80 !!wixfjord wrote:Maybe so, but if JGP is out, then I just don't see us wanting to leave out the attacking threat of Lowe, for all of DK's form. He just offers so much going forward. It's a moot point though until we find out if that knee brace rumour was true!LeRouxIsPHat wrote:I was just thinking that I wouldn't be shocked if DK got the start regardless of JGP's fitness. Dave has played well recently and obviously played in the QF (and came up with a huge moment with the Stockdale dropped ball) and then last week's back three selection had the look of us trying to prepare for this week. I'm not 100% certain that that would change if JGP was injured.wixfjord wrote:There is no way I can see us leaving out Fardy (meaning no second row cover on the bench most likely, unless Molony is fit) or JGP (meaning HOS on the bench).
Lowe would be great to have and would start, but we have 3-4 guys who can play on the wing instead of him.
We need the other two.
Now JGP being unfit would change things.
leinsterfan100 wrote:They've clearly hid all remaining available tickets for one half of the stadium, and left the remaining ones available on the other half of the stadium which happens to be the side that all TV cameras face at.Xanthippe wrote:
There are currently less than 5,000 tickets available on Ticketmaster - unless they 'hid' some to make it look like there's more demand
I was on there earlier...selected the 1 ticket filter for the full price range and it only came back with 276 available tickets. Where/How did you determine the 5k? Not a biggy...am just surprised it is not a sellout.[/quote]MylesNaGapoleen wrote:There are currently less than 5,000 tickets available on Ticketmaster - unless they 'hid' some to make it look like there's more demandXanthippe wrote:So if many Leinster fans aren't going on Sunday, then that will be different to Scarlets last year.
That's a shocker, was a red card all day long. At least in the Pro 14, Mr Whitehouse's awful call to only give Benvenuti a yellow was shown to be wrong. He got 2 week ban, deemed a red.MylesNaGapoleen wrote:https://www.lnr.fr/sites/default/files/ ... 2019_1.pdf
Tekori is okay for sunday according to the decision (my french isn't great...but they deemed that it didn't warrant a red card..google translated version of the decision below...
Mr. Iosefa TEKORI made the best efforts to perform a regular tackle by stooping
and using his arms,
• his opponent in the position to score a try went down at the same time,
This is a mitigating factor in terms of the red card test criteria.
The player is therefore qualified to participate in the semi-final of the Champions Cup.
