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its like when they broke up The Shield in the WWE

think also the English players go full time/leave school earlier than Irish counterparts so theyre further along the (screening) process
but
said this before but the % of England internationals who played u20 for England is a good bit lower than Irish equivalent

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Fisher quits at Gloucester, what price Teflon Humphreys following him? Or Fisher reappearing at Munster!
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Flash Gordon wrote:Fisher quits at Gloucester, what price Teflon Humphreys following him? Or Fisher reappearing at Munster!
Humphreys has already had a Teflon respray
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Northampton are playing Bedford Blues in Bedford tonight to make up for the gap in Bedfords fixture schedule left by London Welsh. We give the English clubs some stick but it's great to see one local club looking after another.
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Matt O'Connor returns as head coach of Leicester????
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domhnallj wrote:Matt O'Connor returns as head coach of Leicester????
Bringing his perfectly executed 4yr plan to usurp Dick Cockerell to a satisfactory conclusion.
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domhnallj wrote:Matt O'Connor returns as head coach of Leicester????
What a scoop domhnalj! :happy clapper:
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at least one player complaining about timing/departure of Mauger in general on twitter
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blockhead wrote:
domhnallj wrote:Matt O'Connor returns as head coach of Leicester????
What a scoop domhnalj! :happy clapper:
In othe news, Lennon has left the Beatles. :?
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simonokeeffe wrote:at least one player complaining about timing/departure of Mauger in general on twitter
I saw one tweet and actually thought someone had died!
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LeRouxIsPHat wrote:
simonokeeffe wrote:at least one player complaining about timing/departure of Mauger in general on twitter
I saw one tweet and actually thought someone had died!
veainu? hes their best player too
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No it was Mike Williams. He had a photo of Mauger and a few players and the comment was "we've lost a good man".
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LeRouxIsPHat wrote:No it was Mike Williams. He had a photo of Mauger and a few players and the comment was "we've lost a good man".
yikes, thats at least 2 players complaining about this

theyve had a fair turnover of players too so not many guys there next season who worked with Matt 4 years ago
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PRL flying kites like billy-o today

Currie Cup sides to join Anglo Welsh cup; would mean scarpping Vodacom Cup they currently play in while super rugby is on and an way match in that would probably cost best part of €100k to field a team

And theyve gotten their shorter Lions tour but are basically angling for a North v South Ryder Cup style thing instead. If that doesnt make you puke as a rugby fan.... not to mention lack of viability
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Bath boys letting their hair(and trousers) down.
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well its still a step up for the club from goldfish bowls full of cocaine
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simonokeeffe wrote:well its still a step up for the club from goldfish bowls full of cocaine
Back to the good old days of traditional old rugby antics, it's pretty positive that some traditions have remained in the professional era.
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Why would they do this? Seems daft.
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