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Congrats Leinster, still one of the best teams in Europe.

Good season for Glasgow, played some very good rugby in the league and Europe.

Woo woo woooo

Wooooowooooo

Jumper wrote:

EverReady wrote:Nige will give Glasgow a penalty. That is a given

He's creaming himself at the chance of a draw at the end of the 80.

Honestly he turned into attention whore...

Jumper wrote: given a helping hand from Owens, but well worth the win in the end.

this big time...

Seriously this welsh bint
Is she there on some sort of wish foundation

Have to say well done Leinster and be magnanimous in defeat. They did deserve it.

If Scotland, Glasgow or Edinburgh we’re winning things playing like this I’d be pretty content I guess. But as an opposition, fudge me its dull, just dreadful rugby. But they are excellent at it, no question.

My only consolation is that if Ireland stick with Sexton and play like that at the WC I think we will beat them, and even if we don’t they have zero chance of going past the QF. Again.

But, fair play, great game, good win, we’ll done.

Hard luck Jumper, Sewa et al

That was a great match, I thought Glasgow were going to run away with it at the start

Niiiiiice

Bloody good team

Legends! Real backs against the wall win that.

slick wrote:Have to say well done Leinster and be magnanimous in defeat. They did deserve it.

If Scotland, Glasgow or Edinburgh we’re winning things playing like this I’d be pretty content I guess. But as an opposition, fudge me its dull, just dreadful rugby. But they are excellent at it, no question.

My only consolation is that if Ireland stick with Sexton and play like that at the WC I think we will beat them, and even if we don’t they have zero chance of going past the QF. Again.

But, fair play, great game, good win, we’ll done.

I haven't seen Leinster play that tight/negative that I can remember.
Usually their phase ball is a bit more exciting than that passage at the end. I'd imagine fatigue of 3 consecutive KO matches played a part.

Agreed on your Sexton comment.

three reasons Glasgow lost: Hastings, Owens and ... Rennie -> why not start Kebble and sub all backrow(bar Fagerson) sooner??? And Hastings is slow making his mind...
Also was woindering why Glasgow got so passive in their own 22? Blitzin in middle of the field and waiting in 22...

Winnie wrote:Seriously this welsh bint
Is she there on some sort of wish foundation

That's no way to talk about the missus.

Also on Glasgow.

Matt Fagerson is a very good player.

Ought to be Scotland's starting 8.

Well played Leinster. League finals getting better every year.

Good game that .... Glasgow booing everything

Good final, tight finish.

Scots will be stewing all summer on the RWC game.

It's great to taste the salty tears of the various windowlickers after that win.

rfurlong wrote:Good game that .... Glasgow booing everything

If only it had been Glasgow and Ulster in the final. It would have been 80 minutes of constant booing.

Jumper wrote:

rfurlong wrote:Good game that .... Glasgow booing everything

If only it had been Glasgow and Ulster in the final. It would have been 80 minutes of constant booing.

Retard

Every time Leinster win something it doesn't feel like they won anything because it's so routine.

Anyone else agree?

Clive Simms wrote:Every time Leinster win something it doesn't feel like they won anything because it's so routine.

Anyone else agree?

No.

f**king loving this win

Clive Simms wrote:Every time Leinster win something it doesn't feel like they won anything because it's so routine.

Anyone else agree?

Nothing routine about that ..... Glasgow are serious side and upped their performance 50% from their match against sarries

Delighted to get over the line there tbh

SOB.

Winnie wrote:

Jumper wrote:

rfurlong wrote:Good game that .... Glasgow booing everything

If only it had been Glasgow and Ulster in the final. It would have been 80 minutes of constant booing.

Retard

Imagine how exciting his life is that he feels the need to seek attention constantly on an anonymous internet forum.

Leinsterman wrote:

Winnie wrote:

Jumper wrote:

rfurlong wrote:Good game that .... Glasgow booing everything

If only it had been Glasgow and Ulster in the final. It would have been 80 minutes of constant booing.

Retard

Imagine how exciting his life is that he feels the need to seek attention constantly on an anonymous internet forum.

At least I've never lowered myself to telling anonymous people on the internet to kill themselves. I don't think things go any lower than that.

EverReady wrote:I love it when we win in Celtic Park. Seems extra special. Speaks to the emigrant community and all they suffered in the UK

EverReady wrote:I love it when we win in Celtic Park. Seems extra special. Speaks to the emigrant community and all they suffered in the UK

Sexton really should have taken the drop kick when he was in rangers.

Jumper wrote:

Leinsterman wrote:

Winnie wrote:

Jumper wrote:

rfurlong wrote:Good game that .... Glasgow booing everything

If only it had been Glasgow and Ulster in the final. It would have been 80 minutes of constant booing.

Retard

Imagine how exciting his life is that he feels the need to seek attention constantly on an anonymous internet forum.

At least I've never lowered myself to telling anonymous people on the internet to kill themselves. I don't think things go any lower than that.

Diddums

Nolanator wrote:

slick wrote:Have to say well done Leinster and be magnanimous in defeat. They did deserve it.

If Scotland, Glasgow or Edinburgh we’re winning things playing like this I’d be pretty content I guess. But as an opposition, fudge me its dull, just dreadful rugby. But they are excellent at it, no question.

My only consolation is that if Ireland stick with Sexton and play like that at the WC I think we will beat them, and even if we don’t they have zero chance of going past the QF. Again.

But, fair play, great game, good win, we’ll done.

I haven't seen Leinster play that tight/negative that I can remember.
Usually their phase ball is a bit more exciting than that passage at the end. I'd imagine fatigue of 3 consecutive KO matches played a part.

Agreed on your Sexton comment.

Quite right, another reason to tip the hat is the number of big games they have had recently.

EverReady wrote:I love it when we win in Celtic Park. Seems extra special. Speaks to the emigrant community and all they suffered in the UK

You can see how much it meant to Leo Cullen because he hates Protestants

EverReady wrote:

slick wrote:

EverReady wrote:I love it when we win in Celtic Park. Seems extra special. Speaks to the emigrant community and all they suffered in the UK

Commiserations Glasgow. Got strangled in the end and were the better team all season

It was peak Munster 2008 at the end there. Leinster carrier with a man on each shoulder to immediately seal the ruck once the carrier went to ground. Extremely smart play.

EverReady wrote:

slick wrote:

EverReady wrote:I love it when we win in Celtic Park. Seems extra special. Speaks to the emigrant community and all they suffered in the UK

Commiserations Glasgow. Got strangled in the end and were the better team all season

How’s your sore throat by the way?

Jumper wrote:

EverReady wrote:

slick wrote:

EverReady wrote:I love it when we win in Celtic Park. Seems extra special. Speaks to the emigrant community and all they suffered in the UK

Commiserations Glasgow. Got strangled in the end and were the better team all season

It was peak Munster 2008 at the end there. Leinster carrier with a man on each shoulder to immediately seal the ruck once the carrier went to ground. Extremely smart play.

Not sure if Leinster would have won vs Saracens but they would have attempetd the strangle against them if they had gone in at half time seven points ahead, reckon they could have pulled it off.

Just read back over the last few pages ....

Jumper/sewage/tickets

Embarrassing stuff lads

Jumper wrote:

EverReady wrote:

slick wrote:

EverReady wrote:I love it when we win in Celtic Park. Seems extra special. Speaks to the emigrant community and all they suffered in the UK

Commiserations Glasgow. Got strangled in the end and were the better team all season

It was peak Munster 2008 at the end there. Leinster carrier with a man on each shoulder to immediately seal the ruck once the carrier went to ground. Extremely smart play.

We can probably stop talking about that Munster team now, it's all getting a little needy.

This current Leinster team is better, we don't need to keep comparing them to a team from 10+ years ago every time they stick it up the jumper.

crouchy wrote: We can probably stop talking about that Munster team now, it's all getting a little needy.

This current Leinster team is better, we don't need to keep comparing them to a team from 10+ years ago every time they stick it up the jumper.

It's a comment about the style of rugby played at the end. It was pick-and-goes with a man on each shoulder to seal the ruck. Literally from the playbook of that team.

crouchy wrote:

Jumper wrote:

EverReady wrote:

slick wrote:

EverReady wrote:I love it when we win in Celtic Park. Seems extra special. Speaks to the emigrant community and all they suffered in the UK

Commiserations Glasgow. Got strangled in the end and were the better team all season

It was peak Munster 2008 at the end there. Leinster carrier with a man on each shoulder to immediately seal the ruck once the carrier went to ground. Extremely smart play.

We can probably stop talking about that Munster team now, it's all getting a little needy.

This current Leinster team is better, we don't need to keep comparing them to a team from 10+ years ago every time they stick it up the jumper.

Debatable

Jumper wrote:

crouchy wrote: We can probably stop talking about that Munster team now, it's all getting a little needy.

This current Leinster team is better, we don't need to keep comparing them to a team from 10+ years ago every time they stick it up the jumper.

It's a comment about the style of rugby played at the end. It was pick-and-goes with a man on each shoulder to seal the ruck. Literally from the playbook of that team.

Yeah, no one ever stuck it up the jumper with a few minutes left, before Munster pioneered that ground breaking innovation