Off the Ball Rugby Special last night
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Off the Ball Rugby Special last night
Anyone listen to it?
Very entertaining in spots. The highlight was hearing BOD throw Kidney under the bus, then reversing back over the corpse a few times, with regard to his coaching ability.
Very entertaining in spots. The highlight was hearing BOD throw Kidney under the bus, then reversing back over the corpse a few times, with regard to his coaching ability.
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Caught a bit. Was interesting to Keith Wood and Eddie O'Sullivan talk about the pressure days of previous Argentina matches.
Will listen to the replay later on today.
Will listen to the replay later on today.
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Ferris kick the corpse too
Night before the 2003 Argentina game one of the IRFU blazers told Wood it would cost the union 3 or 4 million if they lost and would he pass that message on to the team
Night before the 2003 Argentina game one of the IRFU blazers told Wood it would cost the union 3 or 4 million if they lost and would he pass that message on to the team
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You could absolutely imagine that going down. Hilarious stuff. Eddie was very funny on his arse being on the bacon-slicer too. Still buying Quinnie pints for scoring the try.simonokeeffe wrote:Ferris kick the corpse too
Night before the 2003 Argentina game one of the IRFU blazers told Wood it would cost the union 3 or 4 million if they lost and would he pass that message on to the team
Felipe was a little disappointing, just a bit too careful with his opinions on Leinster and on Ireland/Argentina. There wasn't much insight given into the Argie camp (and weirdly the lads didn't really ask for much either). Horan was interesting to a point - was funny hearing about their good times in Dublin in 1991 as I ended up out drinking with a few of them as a student and they were great craic (Campo the unsurprising exception - he lived up to his pr!*k reputation).
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Yeah I heard it. Got a few digs in there so he did. Didn't hear Eddie or Woody step in and defend Kidney either.jezzer wrote:Anyone listen to it?
Very entertaining in spots. The highlight was hearing BOD throw Kidney under the bus, then reversing back over the corpse a few times, with regard to his coaching ability.
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yeah Ive incited a riot in the Ireland Argentina thread over itblockhead wrote:Yeah I heard it. Got a few digs in there so he did. Didn't hear Eddie or Woody step in and defend Kidney either.jezzer wrote:Anyone listen to it?
Very entertaining in spots. The highlight was hearing BOD throw Kidney under the bus, then reversing back over the corpse a few times, with regard to his coaching ability.
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MFans is going apesh*t! Whole new thread opened up.simonokeeffe wrote:yeah Ive incited a riot in the Ireland Argentina thread over itblockhead wrote:Yeah I heard it. Got a few digs in there so he did. Didn't hear Eddie or Woody step in and defend Kidney either.jezzer wrote:Anyone listen to it?
Very entertaining in spots. The highlight was hearing BOD throw Kidney under the bus, then reversing back over the corpse a few times, with regard to his coaching ability.
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better when theyre bitter
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Thanks for chiming in, it's my own fault but I fuvkin hate listening or responding to that Kidney was the best cr@psimonokeeffe wrote:yeah Ive incited a riot in the Ireland Argentina thread over itblockhead wrote:Yeah I heard it. Got a few digs in there so he did. Didn't hear Eddie or Woody step in and defend Kidney either.jezzer wrote:Anyone listen to it?
Very entertaining in spots. The highlight was hearing BOD throw Kidney under the bus, then reversing back over the corpse a few times, with regard to his coaching ability.
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Yeah it's like a bad itch, very hard not to scratch it!Oldschoolsocks wrote:Thanks for chiming in, it's my own fault but I fuvkin hate listening or responding to that Kidney was the best cr@psimonokeeffe wrote:Yeah I heard it. Got a few digs in there so he did. Didn't hear Eddie or Woody step in and defend Kidney either.jezzer wrote:Anyone listen to it?
Very entertaining in spots. The highlight was hearing BOD throw Kidney under the bus, then reversing back over the corpse a few times, with regard to his coaching ability.
yeah Ive incited a riot in the Ireland Argentina thread over it
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Kidneys record in the 6N after the Grand Slam or "Slam of BOD", was 7wins, 2 draws and 11 defeats. So you could infer that 2009 was a blip, beginners luck or whatever.
But, he did win 2 heinos, 1 GS and topped the group in a Word Cup. Thats an enviable record for any coach to have. Maybe his time was up, but did he have any offers of coaching in rugby after he was sacked from the Ireland gig?
But, he did win 2 heinos, 1 GS and topped the group in a Word Cup. Thats an enviable record for any coach to have. Maybe his time was up, but did he have any offers of coaching in rugby after he was sacked from the Ireland gig?
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If I were to pick a comparison with another sport I think Mick McCarthy would be about right. Great with second tier clubs, able to work wonders with limited resources. Always found wanting on the bigger stage.blockhead wrote:Kidneys record in the 6N after the Grand Slam or "Slam of BOD", was 7wins, 2 draws and 11 defeats. So you could infer that 2009 was a blip, beginners luck or whatever.
But, he did win 2 heinos, 1 GS and topped the group in a Word Cup. Thats an enviable record for any coach to have. Maybe his time was up, but did he have any offers of coaching in rugby after he was sacked from the Ireland gig?
Kidney was a very capable club coach, way out of his depth* with the senior national side.
for way out of his depth* please see shite
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I would say Jack Charlton, the game moved on and he didnt; its like Bernard Jackman's quote on his twitter: its about improving faster than the competition
Ferris though seems to be just ruthless in general
Eddie would be a good man to provide insight on Blanco's meddling with France from his time with Biarritz
Ferris though seems to be just ruthless in general
Eddie would be a good man to provide insight on Blanco's meddling with France from his time with Biarritz
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Just paid my first visit to munster fans, they really dislike Jamie Heaslip, and apparently BODs a bit smarmy for not trusting Keith Earls as a 13 and giving out to Peter Stringer for throwing intercept passes.
Real eye opener.
Real eye opener.
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Christ, where have you been for the last 10 years, in a monastery? Oh wait.Oldschoolsocks wrote:Just paid my first visit to munster fans, they really dislike Jamie Heaslip, and apparently BODs a bit smarmy for not trusting Keith Earls as a 13 and giving out to Peter Stringer for throwing intercept passes.
Real eye opener.
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Cults just don't start themselves you knowblockhead wrote:Christ, where have you been for the last 10 years, in a monastery? Oh wait.Oldschoolsocks wrote:Just paid my first visit to munster fans, they really dislike Jamie Heaslip, and apparently BODs a bit smarmy for not trusting Keith Earls as a 13 and giving out to Peter Stringer for throwing intercept passes.
Real eye opener.
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I reckon Jordi Murphy will pick up the hate batonOldschoolsocks wrote:Just paid my first visit to munster fans, they really dislike Jamie Heaslip, and apparently BODs a bit smarmy for not trusting Keith Earls as a 13 and giving out to Peter Stringer for throwing intercept passes.
Real eye opener.
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You reckon it's just a fear and hatred of guests from foreign lands then?simonokeeffe wrote:I reckon Jordi Murphy will pick up the hate batonOldschoolsocks wrote:Just paid my first visit to munster fans, they really dislike Jamie Heaslip, and apparently BODs a bit smarmy for not trusting Keith Earls as a 13 and giving out to Peter Stringer for throwing intercept passes.
Real eye opener.
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The inmates truly run the asylum over on MF.com
Makes our shenanigans look tame by comparison
Makes our shenanigans look tame by comparison
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Matt Williams on second captains "revealed" he made the decision not to show replays/further footage of POC injury/lying prostrate
Also claiming credit for Chris Henry's international career (at 7 who played 8 under him)
Also claiming credit for Chris Henry's international career (at 7 who played 8 under him)
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