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Re: Mexico 17/18

Posted: Sun May 13, 2018 7:05 am
by rumncoke
A borefest of a game with 92 being handicapped by Lambe getting injured in the first minute and the 3rd choice outhalf taking the field .

Barnes then took hold of the game as he is inclined to do ,failing to award penalties at the time of infringement for personal fouls .

And allowing the French away with, going off their feet into rucks/continuous off side / and deliberate Knock Ons ,when inside their own 22.

(Don’t like Yellow Cards but sometimes cynical rugby requires them)

Not the greatest refereeing display but then it was a game which was difficult to referee and maintain action because of the nature of the teams and occasion .

The French backs handicapped and having an overweight pack playing off their feet at the ruck and Leinster playing a safety first game off a slow recycle .
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Re: Mexico 17/18

Posted: Sun May 13, 2018 7:16 am
by Russ
Dublin4 wrote:As I predicted, they won the breakdown and were magnificent.
But I got the result wrong. We won by 3 :mexican:
It was a nice touch giving Isa and Jordi the taking of the cup.
You were a disgrace
Wrong tactics from the so called tactical genius at 10
The loop then bottles kicking duties again in a big game
Do you not trust wee joey?

Feck off Mexico

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Re: Mexico 17/18

Posted: Sun May 13, 2018 7:18 am
by Russ
big mervyn wrote:Sexton, Healy and Toner have got 4 medals.
And bobbo according to the d4 meedya

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Re: Mexico 17/18

Posted: Sun May 13, 2018 7:19 am
by Russ
Wee Woman wrote:I only watched this in patches today but I note wee Joey didn’t get on.

Plug & Bomber clearly don’t trust him on the big occasions eh?


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Mainly because he's

1. Shyte
2. A liability offensively
3. MIA in defence

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Re: Mexico 17/18

Posted: Sun May 13, 2018 7:19 am
by Russ
jean valjean wrote:Haven't heard an excuse yet why janny gave up thr kicking duties as the match got tighter? Was he injured or just feeling the heat? For all his medals and praise i still wouldnt back him with a clutch kick come world cup time.

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Janny in big games has passed over kicking duties
He's a bottler of pressure kicks

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Re: Mexico 17/18

Posted: Sun May 13, 2018 8:01 am
by Jetstream
I think that's unfair in the light of his performances in the 6 Nations. No lover of him but give the man his due.

Re: Mexico 17/18

Posted: Sun May 13, 2018 9:26 am
by big mervyn
Jetstream wrote:I think that's unfair in the light of his performances in the 6 Nations. No lover of him but give the man his due.
In relation to the specific area that young Russ raised regarding pressure kicks, it's absolutely fair. Several examples in the recent 6N.

Re: Mexico 17/18

Posted: Sun May 13, 2018 9:59 am
by jean valjean
Jetstream wrote:I think that's unfair in the light of his performances in the 6 Nations. No lover of him but give the man his due.
There is a big difference between an against the odds drop goal and standing over a pressure kick that you should make. Jonny is a good kicker but when the heat is on he can get ropey or feel an injury coming on. Don't think anyone can argue with that.

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Re: Mexico 17/18

Posted: Sun May 13, 2018 10:57 am
by rumncoke
I think Sexton had a couple of knocks went for the kick soon after 1/2 time utterly banjaxed it and was told to give the kicks to someone else .

But the fact he remained on the pitch identifies all that is wrong with Carberry .

You can’t risk him in big games against a big pack even when the guy on the pitch is only 55% present .


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Re: Mexico 17/18

Posted: Sun May 13, 2018 11:26 am
by Snipe Watson
Shan wrote:
Snipe Watson wrote: There was nothing magnificent about the entire game, a dreary risk free arm wrestle of a contest where the only important thing was the result.
Indeed. Leinster are 4 times European Champions. What a pity they weren't more interested in entertainment via defensive inability and basket case rugby in general. :D :D
Have you not got a field of turnips to plant? Ye gowlbeg.

Re: Mexico 17/18

Posted: Sun May 13, 2018 12:30 pm
by Dave
Snipe Watson wrote:
Shan wrote:
Snipe Watson wrote: There was nothing magnificent about the entire game, a dreary risk free arm wrestle of a contest where the only important thing was the result.
Indeed. Leinster are 4 times European Champions. What a pity they weren't more interested in entertainment via defensive inability and basket case rugby in general. :D :D
Have you not got a field of turnips to plant? Ye gowlbeg.
Too busy fishing

Re: Mexico 17/18

Posted: Sun May 13, 2018 1:03 pm
by rumncoke
No turnips a few mexicians who have ventured north before the wall is built

Re: Mexico 17/18

Posted: Sun May 13, 2018 2:41 pm
by Snipe Watson
rumncoke wrote:No turnips a few mexicians who have ventured north before the wall is built
:scratch: :scratch: Nope, I got nothing........

Re: Mexico 17/18

Posted: Sun May 13, 2018 3:18 pm
by BaggyTrousers
May I grudgingly congratulate the heinous Mexicanbastards. Much as I hate their guts as a club, 4 stars on their jumper will look quite pretty.

Good to see though that the run of hateful clubs winning the SDC has been extended to 6 in a row, Mexico, Sorries & Toulon, what a shower ofbastards.

Good, however, to see the Franglais frozen out of trophies with Caaaaaaaaaaaaaaadiff winning the Parker Pen, only Pro14 teams apparently have a hint of bottle.

Re: Mexico 17/18

Posted: Mon May 14, 2018 2:27 pm
by UlsterNo9
Girvan Dempsey leaving Leinster to take up a coaching position with Bath next year.

Does that mean Isa the Spide will be given a coaching role?