So where do we play the QF?

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So where do we play the QF?

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Am I right in thinking that we now either play the QF against the Turnips or the Mexicans?

And it is down to Embra and Caaaaaaaaardiff. If both win its Thomond, and if one wins its the D4 Glasshouse?
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Tenyarder wrote:Am I right in thinking that we now either play the QF against the Turnips or the Mexicans?

And it is down to Embra and Caaaaaaaaardiff. If both win its Thomond, and if one wins its the D4 Glasshouse?
Suppose there is always a chance Turnips could go for a big paycheck and play in the urinal as well ?
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More like a bedpan than a urinal, surely, Rooster?

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Hope it's not Good Friday as it usually 'dry' down south all day!
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Neil F wrote:More like a bedpan than a urinal, surely, Rooster?

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Tenyarder wrote:Am I right in thinking that we now either play the QF against the Turnips or the Mexicans?

And it is down to Embra and Caaaaaaaaardiff. If both win its Thomond, and if one wins its the D4 Glasshouse?
Since I seem to be the only one taking this thread seriously I'll give you your first serious answer.

You're spot on. I'd rather have the Turnips, feel we can do the business down there but not in Dublin.
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Tenyarder wrote:Hope it's not Good Friday as it usually 'dry' down south all day!
They got special licenses last year for the Munster v Leinster game. But there may be more fun in a huge carry-out in a public park.
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Yep good friday and not adrop o stout in Dublin. Thihk it will be Thomond though 8)
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BR wrote:
Tenyarder wrote:Hope it's not Good Friday as it usually 'dry' down south all day!
They got special licenses last year for the Munster v Leinster game. But there may be more fun in a huge carry-out in a public park.
Beats a carryout in a supermarket car park like the one last year in MK :roll:
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namron wrote:Yep good friday and not adrop o stout in Dublin. Thihk it will be Thomond though 8)
Same law applies in Limerick as Dublin.
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Dublin would be better for the fans - travel and tickets wise but I think we have more of a chance of beating Munster, at least we have won there recently against a good Munster team.
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AndyB wrote:Dublin would be better for the fans - travel and tickets wise but I think we have more of a chance of beating Munster, at least we have won there recently against a good Munster team.
4 hours from Belfast to stab city, no problem with that even as a day trip.
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Better check my Health insurance and get a disguise in case the ex wife catches up with me with her sheep shears. :shock:
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BR wrote:
namron wrote:Yep good friday and not adrop o stout in Dublin. Thihk it will be Thomond though 8)
Same law applies in Limerick as Dublin.
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Suspect I'll be in a minority of one here but I would rather we got Leinster in the QF's than Munster. Apart from the improved ticket prospects (being a selfish soul!) I think we have a better chance of causing an upset. Aviva will be much less intimidating and I'm not sure Leinster will be able to get under us in the same way Munster and the Thomond crowd could.

Like I say though, I don't expect anyone to agree with me!
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