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No doubt there are those who after a couple of drinks suffer a total change of character — to obnoxious.

They would be defined as alcoholics by AA not because they are addicted but because of the character change brought on by drink.

Met a few in my time — guys to be avoided .


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amidst all this chat about 10s, at least somebody is happy!!

https://www.independent.ie/sport/rugby/ ... 13428.html

A wise friend once said "never trust anyone you've never been drunk with."

Drink doesn't make normal people twàts it just magnifies it.

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Deraless wrote: Drink doesn't make normal people twàts it just magnifies it.

Word

Dave wrote:Always one kunt in the comments section.

There's some seriously sad f-ckers out there , many of which wouldn't know a rugby ball if it got lodged in their 'arris.

I thought you lot were bad with yer incessant whinging but at least there is some excuse for that. There's no excuse for these holier than thou f-ckheads.

So wee Joey then ..... making it as far as Munsters bench !!

How’s that move working out for you then ??

ravinghill wrote:So wee Joey then ..... making it as far as Munsters bench !!

How’s that move working out for you then ??

Good grief! There are players involved with Ireland on the summer tour yet to be selected

I like your style though...... I on the other hand hope all works out for Joey.

Last night’s game away to Glasgow is exactly the sort of game Carberry should have been starting at 10 for Munster. Opportunity for him to show his worth against tough opposition in their back yard. What he can do off the bench is not the issue. Ireland need someone who can step in and start if Sexton gets injured.

Carberry can’t exactly have been exhausted from last season. And why Munster picked a 10 for that game last night who let’s face it, just doesn’t have what it takes at the highest level Is beyind me.

It is early in the season but time for Carberry to start showing if he has got what it takes by starting a few games.

He must be REALLY sh1te in training.

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Last season Carberry had difficulty with Treviso at home behind a full Leinster pack. Glasgow away without CM is beyond him at this stage and JvG must feel this too. The team that landed Carberry was going to have to treat him with kid gloves. He needs a huge amount of work. I have been pleasantly surprised with Billy Burns. He has looked pretty competent without being at a standard that we have been used before last seasons debacle.

Cooney has really stepped up from a game management point of view. We will really learn what Billy can and cannot do once Cooney becomes unavailable for whatever reason.

We know we were spoilt, but Burns might be OK until PJ comes home

Jeez I've just remembered I had a dream last night in which I was chatting to Paddy on the Glider lol

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Deraless wrote:Jeez I've just remembered I had a dream last night in which I was chatting to Paddy on the Glider lol

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Had to urban dictionary glider to work out what you were on about. All makes sense now

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Glider

Youse been impressed by Burns?!?

Really?

I've been distinctly underwhelmed.

Apart from when the midfield defence has already rushed beyond him, I'm still waiting on him taking at least one step after receiving the ball before passing it.

When you talk about interesting the defence even a little before releasing, planting both feet while receiving the ball is not how you go about it.

IMO, shoveling everything on straight away from outside half is a large part of the reason our attack has looked very blunt.