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blockhead wrote:The only unbeaten team left in the Pro14 this season, funny if they could keep it going for another week.
Will be interesting to see Burns v Carbury in this one.
I can see a few changes in the Ulster side though as Cave and McCloskey have played all matches so far and he was going to start Speight at 13 last week until Gilroy got injured, on his contribution to date Speight seems to have been headless in defence so not sure how this will go.
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They haven't scored a try outside South Africa yet.
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What was Gilroy doing agains Edinburgh at Kingspan then ?
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Aird wrote:What was Gilroy doing agains Edinburgh at Kingspan then ?
My apologies.

Cooney (60')

Addison (53')

Gilroy (67')

Didn't see that game. Just the previous week v the Scarlets. I thought they hadn't scored a try. The scoreline alone would have told me. :roll:
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19 injured players for this week's annual visit to the Turnip patch, looking like an enforced rest week before Connacht at home followed by the Euro matches
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They had an interview with John Cooney on the rugby pod podcast last night.
Very poor quality line they had him on though.
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tomthefan wrote:They had an interview with John Cooney on the rugby pod podcast last night.
Very poor quality line they had him on though.
John is rapidly becoming a bit of a cult hero up here, he really has settled in well not just on the pitch but into the local community.
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rooster wrote:
tomthefan wrote:They had an interview with John Cooney on the rugby pod podcast last night.
Very poor quality line they had him on though.
John is rapidly becoming a bit of a cult hero up here, he really has settled in well not just on the pitch but into the local community.
Worked out well all round, I don't recall ever seeing him playing for Connacht.
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tomthefan wrote:
rooster wrote:
tomthefan wrote:They had an interview with John Cooney on the rugby pod podcast last night.
Very poor quality line they had him on though.
John is rapidly becoming a bit of a cult hero up here, he really has settled in well not just on the pitch but into the local community.
Worked out well all round, I don't recall ever seeing him playing for Connacht.
He played a good bit in his last season for them when Marmion was injured. He was arguably the form player when Marmion returned too. He also played 10 a few occasions when they had no one else and he performed very well iirc.

Don't think he ever got a fair shake in Leinster or Connacht but delighted he's hitting his stride in Ulster. Seems a good guy and a hard worker.
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[quote="jimbobjoe]

Don't think he ever got a fair shake in Leinster or Connacht but delighted he's hitting his stride in Ulster. Seems a good guy and a hard worker.[/quote]

certainly not at leinster.
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Not really at Connacht either.
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Oh dear.
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rooster wrote:Oh dear.
Commiserations rooster
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tomthefan wrote:
rooster wrote:Oh dear.
Commiserations rooster
I know it's scant consolation, but at least there was no one there to see it.
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By my estimate only about 12% of the population of Limerick city were there.
We'll see next weekend what percentage of the population of Dublin will be in the RDS.
I'm expecting less than 2% :lol:
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tomthefan wrote:By my estimate only about 12% of the population of Limerick city were there.
We'll see next weekend what percentage of the population of Dublin will be in the RDS.
I'm expecting less than 2% :lol:
Oh, I say there will be a lot less than that.
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tomthefan wrote:
rooster wrote:Oh dear.
Commiserations rooster
I always expected a loss with the team we had available but just not the scoreline, though when any side gets 20+ points behind you tend to move to desperate measures and it either works or goes the way it did last night.
No one died so take from it what you can and move on.
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tomthefan wrote:By my estimate only about 12% of the population of Limerick city were there.
We'll see next weekend what percentage of the population of Dublin will be in the RDS.
I'm expecting less than 2% :lol:
surely more than 50,000 people live in greater Limerick area?
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Deserter

a member of the armed forces who deserts

The Red Army is lacking plenty of foot soldiers these days. They'll be back for the A list games of course.
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suisse wrote:Deserter

a member of the armed forces who deserts

The Red Army is lacking plenty of foot soldiers these days. They'll be back for the A list games of course.
Munster's attendance last night was greater than ours last week.

It's funny how the whole 'greatest fans in the world' nonsense has unravelled, but our attendances aren't fantastic either most of the time.
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