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He was some chancer hid behind the old “my dad is from Munster” line. Flounced off the board once Munster stopped winning of course To be fair, my young fella was born in Dublin and while I'll happily see him avail of the school system up here, if he's good enough it'll be a Munster academy contrac...

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One of my fondest memories of 09 was bumping into a friend on the way to the match and he was proudly wearing his Munster jersey (Clongowes lad, born and bred in Dublin. Statto knows who I'm talking about) and he was all full of it about how My syer were going to win and was I ready for a thorough ...

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Remember then Munster lads streaming out with 10 mins to go. To the brave and faithful, beating the traffic is possible There were lads leaving alright, and plenty of us giving them an earful for it too. But I was in the south terrace of old Lansdowne in 2006, and there wasn't a blue jersey left in...

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HighKingLeinster wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2024 6:59 pm
Its like God being chased by this guy

Is anyone good enough at photoshop to put Big Mal on his arse in the back of this gif?

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I was upper Hogan stand on 22. After black Sunday, it was one of the most satisfying wins. Munster have never really recovered from it. One Magners league and one URC but not what they were like during the noughties Remember then Munster lads streaming out with 10 mins to go. To the brave and faith...

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triplebogey wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2024 10:21 am And I was on The Hill in 2009 on that glorious day,

As was I, right between the posts. The view was far better than I needed it to be.

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He’s pish. :lol: Absolute comedy gold considering the unholy pissy fitting of the preceding few pages! When Munster signed an Ulster graduate they got an Irish international centre in Chris Farrell. We got Jake Flannery. Considering many of your best players come from Leinster, then I wouldn’t be p...

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Son-Of-Ulster wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 5:18 pm
paddyor wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 4:11 pm
Bogbunny wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 2:51 pm

We have no specialist 10 for next season.
Flannery no?
He’s pish.

Absolute comedy gold considering the unholy pissy fitting of the preceding few pages!

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Floppykid wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2024 8:29 pm
Winnie wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2024 8:02 pm Couple of times he has found the blonde with the big paps
Shit, can't believe I'm missing this.

Twitter delivers:

https://x.com/real_cabbage/status/17741 ... 92340?s=20

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Funny sort of a game. Ulster should've won the first half by another 10 points, but then Stormers should've won the second by even more too.

Sheridan, Timoney, McCann, Doak and McCloskey were all good for Ulster.

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You know it's not your day when front rows are kicking 50-22's.

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A draw here would be a nice result for Munster.

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This ref is absolutely horrific.

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Really impressed with Ulster so far. Murphy making his mark already.

Timoney has been outstanding.

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Does dangerous play not overrule a not straight throw?

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Ulster should look to get the ball into Sheridans hands more. A lot of ball going through Treadwell and he's getting smashed every time.

Some shocking place kicking on display so far.

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1. Joost
2. FdP
3. Smith

For me. At least until Dupont wins one.

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Lowry off. Poor lad can't catch a break.

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earl the beaver wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2024 6:24 pm That's a great line by Timoney and pass from Doak.

Wtf is Baloucoune doing on that cross field kick though.

Literally the last 60 seconds worth of thoughts straight out my head!

Ulster have played some nice rugby so far. Looked the better team.

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Good job nobody got injured in that last passage. Or I think Dan Sheehan might have decked the ref.

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Get away out of that. Byrne has dived backwards after Arendse has committed to the kick.

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Conan had his weetabix this morning!

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. To be fair, his eyes were wide open when Snyman signed back on the second time! RG staying at munster for 2 more seasons :shock: Salanoa got a 3 year deal too. First response: Money bags Munster as per usual. Throwing money down the drain on sicknotes and keeping Zebo in kebab money :thumbdown:

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CM11 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 24, 2024 11:48 am Deegan would play 7 for Munster.

He'd be ahead of Kendellen as back up. But he's not starting at 7 ahead of Hodnett.

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I like Deegan, always have. But Munster have Ahern/Beirne, POM, Quinn, Coombes, Gleeson, O'Sullivan, O'Donoghue and Okeke for 6 and 8. He's not needed down here.

He'd be a truly excellent signing for Ulster. For being so sound about it, Ulster can send us down Scott Wilson instead.

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Good weekend for Stormers and Munster, with Ulster, Connacht, Edinburgh and Benetton all dropping points. If Cardiff could've held on against Glasgow it would've been a perfect weekend. Ditto Lions. They played themselves back into the play offs. Sharks also jumped from the bottom. If they keep it ...

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Good weekend for Stormers and Munster, with Ulster, Connacht, Edinburgh and Benetton all dropping points. If Cardiff could've held on against Glasgow it would've been a perfect weekend.

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It will be interesting to see what happens to the Ulster squad if Murphy gets the gig full time. There will be plenty of talented young lads with fond memories of playing for his u20 sides over the past 5 years, who might be looking at internationals and established first teamers ahead of them at t...

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It will be interesting to see what happens to the Ulster squad if Murphy gets the gig full time. There will be plenty of talented young lads with fond memories of playing for his u20 sides over the past 5 years, who might be looking at internationals and established first teamers ahead of them at th...

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And now I’m wishing I could be in New York and have a proper Reuben sandwich Deli 147 on Parnell Street will do you a smashing Rueben. As good as all but one or two you'd find in New York. Cheers, but its a fair old schlep from Germany to Parnell Street ;-) Ah fair balls so. Germany I can't help yo...

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I am missing something terribly obvious, but why would Jewish butchers have an issue with beef? They didn’t. Corned beef was a replacement for bacon. And now I’m wishing I could be in New York and have a proper Reuben sandwich Deli 147 on Parnell Street will do you a smashing Rueben. As good as all...

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Reading the UK Sunday Times and it is very much England are back and Ireland are a fading star lucky to have crawled their way to the title. Definite whiff of bitterness. The BBC Sports page updated their 6 Nations table at 10:44am, the morning after the the tournament finished, to show next years ...

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There are raptors in Hampshire?

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I don't necessarily think it's a freshness of coaching issue, or even other sides figuring us out. The pack just didn't provide the go forward we're used to from them, to be honest in any of the games after France. Definitely a bit of world cup hangover and tiredness there. That coupled with us losi...

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Leinster lads pretending they know what locks do. They've produced one world class one in my lifetime and they left him go to Scarlets. Joe McCarthy might well become the second, but that doesn't change the fact he was bettered last week and in that first half today. Gibson-Park is dealing with unp...

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Leaning on rucks is the work of two locks.

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Leinster lads pretending they know what locks do. They've produced one world class one in my lifetime and they left him go to Scarlets. Joe McCarthy might well become the second, but that doesn't change the fact he was bettered last week and in that first half today. Gibson-Park is dealing with unpr...

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McCarthy is probably our best forward on the pitch You can't be serious? The biggest impacts he's had have been penalties conceded. Van der Flier has been the best of the pack, followed by Sheehan and then Furlong. The rest have all been awful. You don’t understand what a lock is supposed to do so ...

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Honestly not being anti Munster by Beirne and POM are just passengers out there They are, but Doris and McCarthy have been equally as bad and you'd come across less anti-Munster if you acknowledged it. McCarthy is probably our best forward on the pitch You can't be serious? The biggest impacts he's...

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Our backrow as a unit, is muck. One of our supposed strengths. Muck. Against Scotland, that's lethal. Can't say that, not allowed say that. Honestly not being anti Munster by Beirne and POM are just passengers out there They are, but Doris and McCarthy have been equally as bad and you'd come across...

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