Deccie just told them he had a cunning game plan.Kofi Annan wrote:
Ireland v Wales
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Re: Ireland v Wales
Smear me in chocolate and throw me to the Lesbians.
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Was Mike Phillips training at the Odyssey last week???????
Scholar could you do me a commission ... POM calling Pikey a Feckin Eeejit .... plz?????
Scholar could you do me a commission ... POM calling Pikey a Feckin Eeejit .... plz?????
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Nigel Owens tweeted about the Phillips/Kearney "spat" saying he had just had a phone call to go and ref it 
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Here, insert your own caption..Cornerfleg wrote:Was Mike Phillips training at the Odyssey last week???????
Scholar could you do me a commission ... POM calling Pikey a Feckin Eeejit .... plz?????
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You are a genius sir ... many thanks ...
Always ask yourself, "What would Big Rodney do"... And every time the answer is... "Eat It"
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Poor Ospreylian's computer must be broke 
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Nah he is trying to dig up some video from the 1800's when Wales beat everyonebig mervyn wrote:Poor Ospreylian's computer must be broke
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Nah, Paulie will have a word in his shell-like & tell him that when he says "I want fecking controlled fecking manic fecking aggression" (bit like Doaky is POC) that the operative word is controlled.LegsLikeSausages wrote:Agree with this and he is in fantastic form but is anyone else worried that POM could be a little TOO psyched up when we visit Twickenham? I hope Joe has a handle on it or he might have a spell sitting on the sidelines.Snipe Watson wrote:POM could turn into a POC type of mad eyed, crazy as a loon captain. I love the way he plays the game. Just needs to learn to channel the intensity a bit better.
Mind you if POM wants to wrap his two hands around Farrell's neck & choke the living Jesus clean out of him, who are we to complain?
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There is a balancing act that POM has to differentiate between his roles for Munster as captain and Ireland where he is not.
His aggression should not be tempered as this guy could seriously take over from POC as the heart of the Irish pack and is potentially our future captain.
I think its great to see players like him now producing for their country the same passion and intensity for their clubs.
It seem a lot more of a together set up where we are not playing to any particular provencial style of play but effecting various game plans that harness the strengths of the individual players within the ENTIRE setup, on a game to game basis.
Some of the Leinster players before who played within a Munster set up previously seemed stifled and people were worried the same might be said of the Munster players in a Leinster regime.
However Saturday proved otherwise as with Joe he will adapt a game plan with everything considered-who he has, who he is playing, where is is is playing and conditions.
For example there is no point in implementing a kicking game plan such as ours on Saturday if you dont have the half backs that can do it with such precision or its a hard pitch with good conditions.
Thats Joes attention to detail looking at exposing their weaknesses through our strengths and selecting on that basis.
It keeps everyone interested, involved and enthused.
Hopefully the days of `same again,` are behind us now and we look to evolve our squad in each game.
His aggression should not be tempered as this guy could seriously take over from POC as the heart of the Irish pack and is potentially our future captain.
I think its great to see players like him now producing for their country the same passion and intensity for their clubs.
It seem a lot more of a together set up where we are not playing to any particular provencial style of play but effecting various game plans that harness the strengths of the individual players within the ENTIRE setup, on a game to game basis.
Some of the Leinster players before who played within a Munster set up previously seemed stifled and people were worried the same might be said of the Munster players in a Leinster regime.
However Saturday proved otherwise as with Joe he will adapt a game plan with everything considered-who he has, who he is playing, where is is is playing and conditions.
For example there is no point in implementing a kicking game plan such as ours on Saturday if you dont have the half backs that can do it with such precision or its a hard pitch with good conditions.
Thats Joes attention to detail looking at exposing their weaknesses through our strengths and selecting on that basis.
It keeps everyone interested, involved and enthused.
Hopefully the days of `same again,` are behind us now and we look to evolve our squad in each game.
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Takes the gloss off the win to hear that Dan has broken his arm and will be out for a while.
Not good for us.
Not good for us.
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I really feel for Dan who played his way on the the squad with real doggedness, determination and a string of top performances. On the plus side, I hope that Henderson gets his chance to step up for Ulster and Ireland now. We all see what he can do. Just the lad to have comong off the bench at Twickers.Will59 wrote:Takes the gloss off the win to hear that Dan has broken his arm and will be out for a while.
Not good for us.
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Ach, would yez wise up...Rooster wrote:Nah he is trying to dig up some video from the 1800's when Wales beat everyonebig mervyn wrote:Poor Ospreylian's computer must be broke
Where would a poor Welshman of the regions find the money for electricity to run the computer in these hard times?
Only when the Welsh assembly is dissolved and they are run directly from Westminster will they be able to afford such luxuries.
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I see G*tland is trying to deflect the blame by saying it was the execution rather than the game plan that failed. Bet that annoyed a few players.
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Man with his head up his holeshamalicious wrote:I see G*tland is trying to deflect the blame by saying it was the execution rather than the game plan that failed. Bet that annoyed a few players.
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