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I completely concur with the comments regarding the referee in this game and the standard in the URC. However, firstly, Sexton was moaning much earlier in the game and secondly, it does not achieve any positive result. If he does this with Ireland and/or with other referees he could be expensive.

Talk of Johnny Sexton in the Ireland coaching setup is utterly misplaced. Bad-tempered and out of order and lacking self discipline in the way he speaks to colleagues and officials.

Munster just awarded a carbon copy of the Sexton disallowed try. Consistency?

kingofthehill wrote: ↑Fri Sep 30, 2022 9:13 pm Hate saying it but Sexton out of his depth.


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And Marty Moore the difference as you suggested.

No surrender!

It's getting difficult to retain any interest in this dross. Outclassed and gifting the game to Leinster.

This is very poor stuff. Similar to Connacht earlier. Comedy of errors.

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No mistake. Entirely deliberate.

To those debating the merits of the Emerging Ireland tour, they played a cobbled together Griquas team today(not even the Griqua's first XV) and hockeyed them by about 50 points. Griqua's points were limited to a solitary try and they were nilled for the second half. I can't for the life of me see ...

Leinster scrape it. If only Zebre had kicked their conversions!

Zebre have fought back from 21 nil down to score 5 tries against Leinster! 29 33 with 5 minutes left.

As ever Neill M thank you for this continuing work which is always a useful and handy source.

Ah sure lookit.

The constant use of the word "learnings" in rugby interviews is irritating. The word "learning" covers both singular and plural uses. There is no need to add an "s"... It did seem to start in Ireland but has now spread like COVID. Bundee Aki is using it today.. Often co...

Not convinced by the conversion. No matter. Classic Ulster 86th minute loss. Not good enough. Tired of these outcomes and of the failure to address the standard of officiating.