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Pains me somewhat to do this but I have to - G'wan Leinster! Best of luck in Toulouse and hopefully we'll meet ye in LR for the semi-final
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RichardP wrote:Pains me somewhat to do this but I have to - G'wan Leinster! Best of luck in Toulouse and hopefully we'll meet ye in LR for the semi-final
Shouldn't be painful at all Richard. I'll be cheering on Munster with the hope of meeting in the semi final. Best of luck
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I think in all fairness, the vast majority of Leinster fans will be cheering on Munster, regardless of what happens in Toulouse. I know i will be anyway.
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Well there should be two cracking performances by both Provinces and an all-Irish semi-final would be a great occasion - and a significant statement on the state of Irish rugby
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To all travelling safe trip and bring back the result. Looking forward to meeting you in LR for the semi!
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Thanks K, best of luck yourselves and remember my living room floor! :wink:
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RichardP wrote:Well there should be two cracking performances by both Provinces and an all-Irish semi-final would be a great occasion - and a significant statement on the state of Irish rugby
I agree that it would be a great statement on the state of Irish Rugby but I don't think that it would be a great occasion. Not looking back to the last time I was at a match at LR when the two teams met in the CL Cup final (which we won, with 14 men and and 20 point half time deficit). It would sink into a slanging match with little grace from either side. There would be the ticketing issues already discussed on another thread. Being a Leinster fan I have to want Leinster to win and I wish no ill will on Munster but as I say I don't think an all Ireland semi-final would be the great match that some think it would be.
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Dave Cahill wrote:Thanks K, best of luck yourselves and remember my living room floor! :wink:
Will be holding you to that (hopefully).
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Uncle Mort wrote:Not looking back to the last time I was at a match at LR when the two teams met in the CL Cup final
last time i was at match in lansdowne road between the two sides (12 months ago) was a great occasion. can't see it happening again soon though.
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Uncle Mort wrote:
RichardP wrote:Well there should be two cracking performances by both Provinces and an all-Irish semi-final would be a great occasion - and a significant statement on the state of Irish rugby
I agree that it would be a great statement on the state of Irish Rugby but I don't think that it would be a great occasion. Not looking back to the last time I was at a match at LR when the two teams met in the CL Cup final (which we won, with 14 men and and 20 point half time deficit). It would sink into a slanging match with little grace from either side. There would be the ticketing issues already discussed on another thread. Being a Leinster fan I have to want Leinster to win and I wish no ill will on Munster but as I say I don't think an all Ireland semi-final would be the great match that some think it would be.
No doubt there'd be slanging, slagging and sledging Mort. That's to be expected and unfortunately some people on both sides would take it to stupid extremes, but the vast majority would view it as a contest for ongoing bragging rights - most of which is generally good-humoured. The teams would certainly be motivated for such a match, perhaps dangerously so in some ways, but we shouldn't shrink from such contests. I'd imagine it would be much like Wasps and Leicester without quite the same quantity of rancour but a significantly higher quality of banter. Let it happen, hope for it to happen is my wish
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RichardP wrote:
Uncle Mort wrote:
RichardP wrote:Well there should be two cracking performances by both Provinces and an all-Irish semi-final would be a great occasion - and a significant statement on the state of Irish rugby
I agree that it would be a great statement on the state of Irish Rugby but I don't think that it would be a great occasion. Not looking back to the last time I was at a match at LR when the two teams met in the CL Cup final (which we won, with 14 men and and 20 point half time deficit). It would sink into a slanging match with little grace from either side. There would be the ticketing issues already discussed on another thread. Being a Leinster fan I have to want Leinster to win and I wish no ill will on Munster but as I say I don't think an all Ireland semi-final would be the great match that some think it would be.
No doubt there'd be slanging, slagging and sledging Mort. That's to be expected and unfortunately some people on both sides would take it to stupid extremes, but the vast majority would view it as a contest for ongoing bragging rights - most of which is generally good-humoured. The teams would certainly be motivated for such a match, perhaps dangerously so in some ways, but we shouldn't shrink from such contests. I'd imagine it would be much like Wasps and Leicester without quite the same quantity of rancour but a significantly higher quality of banter. Let it happen, hope for it to happen is my wish
I certainly hope it will happen anyway - heres hoping for three wins this weekend, starting tomorrow night.
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gwan the westies
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