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paddyor wrote: ↑Sun Apr 14, 2024 7:29 pm
anonymous_joe wrote: ↑Sun Apr 14, 2024 7:28 pm What's that website with the full match replays again?
www.Rugby24.net

Gent.

anonymous_joe

What's that website with the full match replays again?

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The last week was ROG's moment of hubris, egged on by the absolute knobs in the Irish media. Dragging munster into that mess as well. Boy his face must be red. Yeah, Radge is a coach playing the game, the media stirring it up are the silly ones. Two sides of the same coin - he fancies himself as a ...

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onesolidunit wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2024 8:32 pm The last week was ROG's moment of hubris, egged on by the absolute knobs in the Irish media. Dragging munster into that mess as well. Boy his face must be red.

Yeah, Radge is a coach playing the game, the media stirring it up are the silly ones.

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No idea if Murphy is the right man, but he's had the team for about two weeks isn't it?

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BecomingtheMoon wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2024 2:49 pm Hugo Keenan might be out the Twitter lads are saying

Ah fúck.

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Well, their support has dropped to 23%. They were slaughtered in the 2019 locals (or whenever it was) and bounced back. Those local elections were odd. It's why they were cautious in the general election and ran fewer candidates than they could, probably, have returned. SF will definitely make huge...

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CM11 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 1:34 pm
anonymous_joe wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 1:28 pm
CM11 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 11:58 am No one is buying this shit anymore from SF, which is why they're losing voters every month.
Meh, we hope they're not buying it.
Well, their support has dropped to 23%.

They were slaughtered in the 2019 locals (or whenever it was) and bounced back.

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CM11 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 11:58 am No one is buying this shit anymore from SF, which is why they're losing voters every month.

Meh, we hope they're not buying it.

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So the case was irrelevant whether won or lost for the plaintiff? I mean we have a legal system based on precedent and the luck of the draw as to which judge you get, you're not convincing me there'd be no retrospective challenges if it had gone the other way. But either way, risk is calculated bas...

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What actually happened CM, and as AJ knows, is that plaintiffs legal teams held back on their cases until the Supreme Court decided. That is they started the cases, which meant the Insurance companies had to make provisions at the old rates, but didn't proceed too quickly whilst waiting for the dec...

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Why would it be illegal in any way? The IRFU already fund development officers who go into schools and clubs to help with coaching and talent ID That's not the same thing though. We're talking about teachers who are employed by the British State. 1. The teachers are employed by the schools. 2. And ...

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Who has taken what the insurers have said at face value? Cam quoted one after the court decision this week - if it's true that cases have been held in abeyance pending the outcome of that case - what have the courts being doing etc? I didn't read about any lying idle so some work was progressing. I...

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iarmhiman wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2024 4:22 pm Who can forget this moment? We all remember where we were.

https://youtu.be/rurKd569xRw?feature=shared

Look at Kardashian's reaction.

He was only acting as a lawyer to avoid testifying. He knew.

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earl the beaver wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2024 4:22 am
Why would it be illegal in any way? The IRFU already fund development officers who go into schools and clubs to help with coaching and talent ID

That's not the same thing though. We're talking about teachers who are employed by the British State.

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On the POM rumour mill - head last year that both he and JOD were sat down and compared their playing stats (tackle numbers, completion, ruck effectiveness etc) with with those of Hodnett (and AK oddly enough, redder incoming) and told in no uncertain terms that their performances for Munster in te...

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Ulster have a core of historically strong schools but the big, big difference to Leinster is the money spent on rugby at the likes of Inst, MCB and Campbell (the three biggest and most affluent rugby schools in Ulster) compared to their equivalents in Leinster. I vehemently disagree with the draft ...

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Ulster have a core of historically strong schools but the big, big difference to Leinster is the money spent on rugby at the likes of Inst, MCB and Campbell (the three biggest and most affluent rugby schools in Ulster) compared to their equivalents in Leinster. I vehemently disagree with the draft ...

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And their legitimacy/constitutionality being contested for just about the same time. Utterly irrelevant. Judges have been making awards based on the guidelines for (just shy of) 3 years. Where's the decline in premiums that the insurers promised? Surely no one actually believed the spiel the insura...

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Every squad needs its journeymen. I'd say the three provinces you mention have a few players knocking about who would aspire to being just that. Or who have been that, perhaps (perhaps not) deservedly, but through age/mileage are no longer hitting those dizzying heights. There are two tasks needing...

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So you now accept the guidelines have been in place for just shy of three years. Well done. And their legitimacy/constitutionality being contested for just about the same time. Utterly irrelevant. Judges have been making awards based on the guidelines for (just shy of) 3 years. Where's the decline ...

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So you now accept the guidelines have been in place for just shy of three years. Well done.

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Seeing as the court case challenging the constitutionality of the proposed decreases in the 'Book of Quantum' recommended amounts was only decided this morning, do you not think it would be fairer to give insurance premiums more than a few hours to check whether or not they are decreasing ? https:/...

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Following this mornings SC decision, it would appear that the personal injury claims 'payola' is finally coming to an end. And if you won't get any more money by going yo court, the PIRB is going to get lots of business, freeing up lots of court time. https://www.irishtimes.com/crime-law/courts/202...

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ticketlessinseattle wrote: ↑Tue Apr 09, 2024 6:35 pm
anonymous_joe wrote: ↑Tue Apr 09, 2024 4:59 pm
Duff Paddy wrote: ↑Tue Apr 09, 2024 4:38 pm

Unlucky AJ
I moved out of PI a long time ago. I do chancery stuff, much safer. PI was only ever a bonus part of my practice.
isnt it all AJ, isnt it all

When it comes to land, very definitely. Rogues the lot of them.

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Following this mornings SC decision, it would appear that the personal injury claims 'payola' is finally coming to an end. And if you won't get any more money by going yo court, the PIRB is going to get lots of business, freeing up lots of court time. https://www.irishtimes.com/crime-law/courts/202...

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Following this mornings SC decision, it would appear that the personal injury claims 'payola' is finally coming to an end. And if you won't get any more money by going yo court, the PIRB is going to get lots of business, freeing up lots of court time. https://www.irishtimes.com/crime-law/courts/202...

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Following this mornings SC decision, it would appear that the personal injury claims 'payola' is finally coming to an end. And if you won't get any more money by going yo court, the PIRB is going to get lots of business, freeing up lots of court time. https://www.irishtimes.com/crime-law/courts/202...

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I'm not really sure that we have the balance right with imports. I look at Ulster and Munster and think that we'd be better off with 4 or 5 Jeff Toomaga-Allen level imports than 1/2 Kitshoff/Snymans. Guys that will plug holes in thin squads but will be surpassed quickly enough if a talented youngst...

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DPP would get pelters if they didn't prosecute people.

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The endangerment of life charge alleges Garda Ryan drove westwards on the eastwards auxiliary lane between Rathcoole and Citywest in a reckless manner, which posed substantial risk of death or serious injury to a member of the public. That offence is under section 13 of the Non-Fatal Offences again...

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Right, let's get into this, why are Munster the way they are? From 4 to 15 our team is pretty good, when fit - but yesterday we were hampered severely by injuries and illness which is just one of those things. In a broader sense, if you take out the utterly bereft situation of our front row and cen...

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I don't see the fuss over Nankavil/Frisch but don't watch enough Munster anymore to be sure. I agree with a lot of what you've posted over the last couple of pages, but just quickly on those two. Nankivell started off at Munster really really well, and now looks to me like someone who has been play...

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https://en.mercopress.com/2020/07/27/in-argentina-55-of-all-registered-workers-are-employed-by-government Before jerking your knee at the idea of large scale cuts in the public sector, imagine 60% of jobs are public sector. First thing Millie did was to commit to firing everyone hired in the final ...

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There's the guts of a very good team in the Munster squad but not enough depth to handle injuries or even the endgame. On paper they've one of the best XVs in the club game. Bollox. There's 6 better dquads in France on paper. 1 in Ireland, probably 5 in the Prem and 1 in Italy. The front row is abs...

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That was funny the first half a dozen times.... His hamstring appeared to twang at about 60 minutes. Before that he was looking Munster's most threatening back. Joking aside, any other Irish team would address that. It was the same against Leinster earlier in the season. He was one of the more dang...

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CM11 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2024 12:03 pm There's the guts of a very good team in the Munster squad but not enough depth to handle injuries or even the endgame.

On paper they've one of the best XVs in the club game.

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Zebo was not one of the best players yesterday. He was just more noticeable. Like a blackhole, he bends light in his gravitational field so your eyes are drawn to him, even when pointing in a different direction. That was funny the first half a dozen times.... His hamstring appeared to twang at abo...

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Right, let's get into this, why are Munster the way they are? Their best players on the weekend included POM and Zebo. What's going on with the young lads? We're where we are right now because of seasons of bad gameplans and players getting very comfortable in the squad. I kind of hope what Jackman...

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Right, let's get into this, why are Munster the way they are? Their best players on the weekend included POM and Zebo. What's going on with the young lads? Zebo was not one of the best players yesterday. RIght: 1. I'm partly trolling; 2. He had a mixed game, being as Nols put it "more visible"; 3. ...

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