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Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 1:44 pm
by Mullet 2
Boxcar Ira wrote:For all the self righteousness, there's probably only a difference of 1 in the "province grown" squads :lol:

Should have gone for the per capita line Boxy

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 1:45 pm
by Boxcar Ira
Mullet 2 wrote:
Boxcar Ira wrote:For all the self righteousness, there's probably only a difference of 1 in the "province grown" squads :lol:

Should have gone for the per capita line Boxy
That's my next punch ruined :(

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 1:46 pm
by Liathroidigloine
Boxcar Ira wrote:For all the self righteousness, there's probably only a difference of 1 in the "province grown" squads :lol:
Yeah right.

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 1:46 pm
by Mullet 2
You'll always have the Dubs

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 1:47 pm
by Boxcar Ira
Liathroidigloine wrote:
Boxcar Ira wrote:For all the self righteousness, there's probably only a difference of 1 in the "province grown" squads :lol:
Yeah right.
Someone has even gone to the bother of highlighting them for you!

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 1:49 pm
by irishrugbyua
Leinster Rugby ‘A’

15. Hugo Keenan(Blackrock/UCD)(U23)
14. Adam Byrne(Naas/UCD)
13. Conor O’Brien(Mullingar/UCD)(U23)
12. Jimmy O’Brien(Newbridge/UCD)(U23)
11. Jack Kelly(St. Michaels/DUFC)(U22) CAPTAIN
10. Noel Reid(St. Michaels/Clontarf)
9. Hugh O’Sullivan(Belvedere/Clontarf)(U21)
1. Michael Milne(Roscrea/UCD)(U20)
2. Ronan Kelleher(St. Michaels/Lansdowne)(U21)
3. Vakh Abdaladze(Coolmine/Clontarf)(U23)
4. Oisín Dowling(St. Michaels/Lansdowne)(U22)
5. Jack Dunne(St. Michaels/DUFC)(U21)
6. Josh Murphy(St. Michaels/UCD)
7. Ronan Foley(St. Marys/UCD)(U21)
8. Caelan Doris(Blackrock/St. Marys)(U21)

16. Dan Sheehan(Clongowes/DUFC)(U21)
17. Giuseppe Coyne(Blackrock/DUFC)(U20)
18. Jack Aungier(Suttonians/Terenure)(U21)
19. Ryan Baird(St. Michaels/DUFC)(U20)
20. Ronan Watters(St. Marys/St. Marys)(U20)
21. Patrick Patterson(Blackrock/UCD)(U21)
22. David Hawkshaw(Belvedere/Clontarf)(U20)
23. Michael Silvester(Clongowes/DUFC)(U21)

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 1:52 pm
by Nolanator
CM11 wrote:You missed Kearney and Henshaw Nols.
I was feeling generous.

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 1:52 pm
by lorcanoworms
feckwanker wrote:
irishrugbyua wrote:Leinster Rugby (Leinster caps in brackets)

15. Jordan Larmour (24)
14. Fergus McFadden (171)
13. Garry Ringrose (51)
12. Robbie Henshaw (26)
11. James Lowe (14)
10. Johnny Sexton (149) CAPTAIN
9. Luke McGrath (97)
1. Cian Healy (192)
2. James Tracy (68)
3. Michael Bent (107)
4. Devin Toner (219)
5. James Ryan (16)
6. Max Deegan (24)
7. Josh van der Flier (61)
8. Jack Conan (76)

16. Seán Cronin (155)
17. Peter Dooley (50)
18. Tadhg Furlong (86)
19. Mick Kearney (37)
20. Dan Leavy (54)
21. Jamison Gibson-Park (54)
22. Ross Byrne (51)
23. Joe Tomane (3)
Athlone is in Leinster, it's Athenry you're thinking of.

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 1:53 pm
by Nolanator
Boxcar Ira wrote:For all the self righteousness, there's probably only a difference of 1 in the "province grown" squads :lol:
In terms of absolute numbers, maybe. In terms of top quality homegrown players, there's only one winner. :nod:

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 1:57 pm
by CM11
Nolanator wrote:
Boxcar Ira wrote:For all the self righteousness, there's probably only a difference of 1 in the "province grown" squads :lol:
In terms of absolute numbers, maybe. In terms of top quality homegrown players, there's only one winner. :nod:
I presume Boxy is referring to the Munster squad for this weekend as opposed to the actual squad. I may have missed some but I count 15/48 non Munster players in the Munster squad compared to 7/44 in the Leinster squad.

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 2:00 pm
by Boxcar Ira
CM11 wrote:
Nolanator wrote:
Boxcar Ira wrote:For all the self righteousness, there's probably only a difference of 1 in the "province grown" squads :lol:
In terms of absolute numbers, maybe. In terms of top quality homegrown players, there's only one winner. :nod:
I presume Boxy is referring to the Munster squad for this weekend as opposed to the actual squad. I may have missed some but I count 15/48 non Munster players in the Munster squad compared to 7/44 in the Leinster squad.
I am of course looking at matchday squad.

And PER CAPITA

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 2:00 pm
by camroc1
CM11 wrote:
Nolanator wrote:
Boxcar Ira wrote:For all the self righteousness, there's probably only a difference of 1 in the "province grown" squads :lol:
In terms of absolute numbers, maybe. In terms of top quality homegrown players, there's only one winner. :nod:
I presume Boxy is referring to the Munster squad for this weekend as opposed to the actual squad. I may have missed some but I count 15/48 non Munster players in the Munster squad compared to 7/44 in the Leinster squad.
Or almost double : 31% as opposed to 16%.

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 2:09 pm
by lorcanoworms
Boxcar Ira wrote:
CM11 wrote:
Nolanator wrote:
Boxcar Ira wrote:For all the self righteousness, there's probably only a difference of 1 in the "province grown" squads :lol:
In terms of absolute numbers, maybe. In terms of top quality homegrown players, there's only one winner. :nod:
I presume Boxy is referring to the Munster squad for this weekend as opposed to the actual squad. I may have missed some but I count 15/48 non Munster players in the Munster squad compared to 7/44 in the Leinster squad.
I am of course looking at matchday squad.

And PER CAPITA
Leinster is absatively riddled with Munsters, why can't they play a role?

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 2:12 pm
by Ulsters Red Hand
irishrugbyua wrote:
boringperson12 wrote:
unseenwork wrote:This Bradley Luney lad seems to have done really very well for himself, I wonder could he get a shot at the senior team sometime?
Where did he spring from?
Carrickfergus RFC but played schools rugby at BRA with Matthew Dalton.
Think he’s at Hinch now but may be wrong

On that, heard there’s problems at Ballynahinch

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 2:13 pm
by irishrugbyua
Ulsters Red Hand wrote:
irishrugbyua wrote:
boringperson12 wrote:
unseenwork wrote:This Bradley Luney lad seems to have done really very well for himself, I wonder could he get a shot at the senior team sometime?
Where did he spring from?
Carrickfergus RFC but played schools rugby at BRA with Matthew Dalton.
Think he’s at Hinch now but may be wrong

On that, heard there’s problems at Ballynahinch
Ballymena I believe

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 2:21 pm
by irishrugbyua
Sexton's 150th Leinster Cap, Toner's 220th.

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 2:25 pm
by Nolanator
Reckon Toner will catch D'Arcy's cap record? Only 37 behind. How many games does Toner typically get through each season?

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 2:34 pm
by irishrugbyua
Nolanator wrote:Reckon Toner will catch D'Arcy's cap record? Only 37 behind. How many games does Toner typically get through each season?
18-20 for Leinster.

He will almost certainly break it, just a matter of when.

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 3:45 pm
by danthefan
Nolanator wrote:Reckon Toner will catch D'Arcy's cap record? Only 37 behind. How many games does Toner typically get through each season?
Barring a serious injury he'll definitely do it. He's 32, a pup still for a second row.

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 4:01 pm
by camroc1
danthefan wrote:
Nolanator wrote:Reckon Toner will catch D'Arcy's cap record? Only 37 behind. How many games does Toner typically get through each season?
Barring a serious injury he'll definitely do it. He's 32, a pup still for a second row.
Also remember that D'Arcy lost the guts of a season and a half with his arm break.

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 6:14 pm
by DiscoHips D'Arcy
Addison out, Nelson in.

I wish the lad well but he really isn’t up to it

And from a hideous Nelson kick cheetahs cut ulster open

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 6:18 pm
by Armchair_Superstar
WTF

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 6:19 pm
by DiscoHips D'Arcy
Gilroy out too?

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 6:20 pm
by DiscoHips D'Arcy
Shanahan try after a cave break. Jesus, defence optional it seems

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 6:21 pm
by Armchair_Superstar
Cave timed that to perfection the Cheetahs thought he was running a dummy.

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 6:21 pm
by Armchair_Superstar
DiscoHips D'Arcy wrote:Gilroy out too?
The commentary team will mention why soon I’m sure...

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 6:23 pm
by DiscoHips D'Arcy
Armchair_Superstar wrote:
DiscoHips D'Arcy wrote:Gilroy out too?
The commentary team will mention why soon I’m sure...
In fairness robson didn’t seem to know when he was reading the teams pre match

Shanahan back to form throwing a pass into the ground

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 6:27 pm
by DiscoHips D'Arcy
Jesus wept. Don’t f**king panic. Great break by burns then throws the offload into the player clearing out

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 6:30 pm
by Armchair_Superstar
DiscoHips D'Arcy wrote:Jesus wept. Don’t f**king panic. Great break by burns then throws the offload into the player clearing out
Forcing things far too much. We need to keep it simple heading into the InterPros and build some possession and confidence.

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 6:33 pm
by Nolanator
Big Stu joined the defensive line there and then just waved the carrier through. He's lucky that it was knocked on at the next ruck.

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 6:38 pm
by Armchair_Superstar
This is shaping up as bad as last week

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 6:39 pm
by Gauss
Anyone know what channel this is on in Ireland? Doesn’t seem to be on eir

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 6:40 pm
by DiscoHips D'Arcy
Nolanator wrote:Big Stu joined the defensive line there and then just waved the carrier through. He's lucky that it was knocked on at the next ruck.
Thought that was Treadwell. So many horrible mistakes and it seems they have forgotten the basics they were getting right at the end of the season.

Thought the offload was forward there. Take the conversion quickly ffs

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 6:41 pm
by Armchair_Superstar
DiscoHips D'Arcy wrote:
Nolanator wrote:Big Stu joined the defensive line there and then just waved the carrier through. He's lucky that it was knocked on at the next ruck.
Thought that was Treadwell. So many horrible mistakes and it seems they have forgotten the basics they were getting right at the end of the season.

Thought the offload was forward there. Take the conversion quickly ffs
He reached out and the hand went backwards.

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 6:43 pm
by Armchair_Superstar
Kicking down their left wing seems to be a decent option.

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 6:43 pm
by DiscoHips D'Arcy
Armchair_Superstar wrote:
DiscoHips D'Arcy wrote:
Nolanator wrote:Big Stu joined the defensive line there and then just waved the carrier through. He's lucky that it was knocked on at the next ruck.
Thought that was Treadwell. So many horrible mistakes and it seems they have forgotten the basics they were getting right at the end of the season.

Thought the offload was forward there. Take the conversion quickly ffs
He reached out and the hand went backwards.
No in fairness it was obvious at all and whitehouse usually lets those go but I thought the TMO might have come in just.

Ffs dropping like flies

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 6:46 pm
by DiscoHips D'Arcy
Got out of jail there. Our clearout work just isn’t good enough.

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 6:49 pm
by Armchair_Superstar
Yer man just flopped on top of the ruck and started lifting the ball.

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 6:49 pm
by danthefan
camroc1 wrote:
danthefan wrote:
Nolanator wrote:Reckon Toner will catch D'Arcy's cap record? Only 37 behind. How many games does Toner typically get through each season?
Barring a serious injury he'll definitely do it. He's 32, a pup still for a second row.
Also remember that D'Arcy lost the guts of a season and a half with his arm break.
Wasn't that long, he did it in the 6N and he was back playing in the subsequent 6N.

Re: The Official Irish Rugby Thread

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 6:50 pm
by DiscoHips D'Arcy
Ffs herring. Who the fudge is calling it to the f**king tail too!