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Peg Leg wrote:Dallas Rugby would likely be happy to cover Mike Ford's flights come December
Jaysus I'm not sure Mike would fit into the 'pride, pashun and honesty' rhetoric very well!
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wixfjord wrote:
Peg Leg wrote:Dallas Rugby would likely be happy to cover Mike Ford's flights come December
Jaysus I'm not sure Mike would fit into the 'pride, pashun and honesty' rhetoric very well!
Honesty? Did Garrett not just say- "Rassie succeeded in getting us back on track with much of the same personnel"

A bit of a joker ;)
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Another lad who bought into the jersey and left
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Rassie is still going to have the Pro12 to deal with back home :wink:
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wixfjord wrote:This is good news for Leinster rugby, and really, really bad news for Munster and Irish rugby if we're honest.
Not so sure it's good for Leinster. The better they are, the better we need to be to stay ahead. That's good for us in Europe.
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I think this is a shame really. For me I've always been an Irish rugby fan first and foremost and when Munster (and all the other provinces) have been strong Ireland has been strong also. Can't see this doing anything other than weakening one of the provinces.
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I'm calling it now that Paul O'Connell will be involved in the new senior team coaching ticket.
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29 year old Felix Jones is somehow favourite with the bookies for the head coach job at Munster! Good lord!!
He'll be 30 by December though.
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Robbie Deans was favorite with the same bookies for the Leinster job
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Dave Cahill wrote:Robbie Deans was favorite with the same bookies for the Leinster job
Well he was spotted in the Rathmines area looking at gaffs.
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blockhead wrote:
Dave Cahill wrote:Robbie Deans was favorite with the same bookies for the Leinster job
Well he was spotted in the Rathmines area looking at gaffs.
Ranelagh. LRIP saw him there.
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hugonaut wrote:
blockhead wrote:
Dave Cahill wrote:Robbie Deans was favorite with the same bookies for the Leinster job
Well he was spotted in the Rathmines area looking at gaffs.
Ranelagh. LRIP saw him there.
:lol:

Two important things to remember from that...

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COYBIB wrote:I'm calling it now that Paul O'Connell will be involved in the new senior team coaching ticket.
Martin Johnson not available?

In general remember bookies respond to the bets being placed not just their own forecasts. If its not a Plumtree or Umaga ot would be startling. And a disaster. Erasmus has made the job attractive again along with single base
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Plumtree went back home for family reasons we are told, Umaga is supposedly out of contract at the end of the Super 15 season so anything is possible. When the "geniuses" that run Munster rugby and the IRFU get together who knows what they will come up with.

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RAILWAY1 wrote:Plumtree went back home for family reasons we are told, Umaga is supposedly out of contract at the end of the Super 15 season so anything is possible. When the "geniuses" that run Munster rugby and the IRFU get together who knows what they will come up with.

Don't forget a camel is a horse designed by a committee
They did alright the last time. Erasmus was a major coup. The quality of coaches taking up positions in the Pro 12 over the last year or so is very encouraging for the league.
Munster is still a big deal.

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They got it right on Rassie but got it badly wrong on other occassions. Whoever they choose needs to be experienced and if we are to remain at the top table he must be a top coach. Another Rassie Erasmus without the escape clause would be nice :D
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RAILWAY1 wrote:They got it right on Rassie but got it badly wrong on other occassions. Whoever they choose needs to be experienced and if we are to remain at the top table he must be a top coach. Another Rassie Erasmus without the escape clause would be nice :D
Penney was good too. Would be a good choice now if it wasn't for the history.
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Vern Cotter if Toulon go down.
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Felix Jones is just a stalking horse.

POC would get the job if the Munstar hurray henry's got their way and it'd be a disaster.
Nucifora will block it.
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Vern Cotter is at Montpellier
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