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Kofi Annan wrote:
namron wrote:And it could have been us. Its not on my agenda to enjoy an Irish province flounder and certainly wouldnt take the p like B. o.d
Well I would , bunch of hateful turnips, to watch their demise I find entertaining and you are naive if you don't think they would relish it if we went to 2nd Tier European rugby, hateful people and never met a nice Munster person, ever.

If it was us, then people would take equally cheap shots, it would shake up the rat pit that is UR.

Feck them
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Mac has posted 2 great articles about Munster in the papers thread

On phone and read links online so cannot paste
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Donnacha Ryan concussed for the second game in a row, he caught a flying elbow to the loaf when tackling Matt Healy from behind.

I remember catching Mrs T's elbow in similar circumstances. :lol:
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BaggyTrousers wrote:Donnacha Ryan concussed for the second game in a row, he caught a flying elbow to the loaf when tackling Matt Healy from behind.

I remember catching Mrs T's elbow in similar circumstances. Image
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That's my point made, I'm away. See youse after Edinburgh drubbing.

I think there is a broken Axle on the bandwagon. :stir:
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Rooster wrote:
Kofi Annan wrote:
namron wrote:And it could have been us. Its not on my agenda to enjoy an Irish province flounder and certainly wouldnt take the p like B. o.d
Well I would , bunch of hateful turnips, to watch their demise I find entertaining and you are naive if you don't think they would relish it if we went to 2nd Tier European rugby, hateful people and never met a nice Munster person, ever.

If it was us, then people would take equally cheap shots, it would shake up the rat pit that is UR.

Feck them
You need to meet Shan then next time you are at a match together
To confirm his prejudices? :lol:

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Rassie Erasmus - saffer coach being linked with the Munster DOR job.
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Kofi Annan wrote: Well I would , bunch of hateful turnips, to watch their demise I find entertaining and you are naive if you don't think they would relish it if we went to 2nd Tier European rugby, hateful people and never met a nice Munster person, ever.

If it was us, then people would take equally cheap shots, it would shake up the rat pit that is UR.

Feck them
:lol: :lol:

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Cap'n Grumpy wrote:
To confirm his prejudices? :lol:

(sorry Shan, but it was cued up .....)

Ya ballix. :lol:
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http://www.the42.ie/munster-rassie-eras ... 6-Apr2016/

Hmmmmm......

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UlsterNo9 wrote:http://www.the42.ie/munster-rassie-eras ... 6-Apr2016/

Hmmmmm......

Will he bring his own men with him?

Hopefully. We need something new at the top and in the lower end of the coaching activities. Sick of the way things have gone. Sick of living through the wreck of the hesperus. I'll be glad to see this guy and anyone he brings with him ensconced. At least it brings some hope.
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Appears that former SA defence coach and Erasmus's right hand man in the "Rugby Department" of SARU, Jacques Nienaber, will be joining him at Munster according to rumour.

Erasmus is thought to still have coaching SA as his ambition so he will be looking to make a hell of a mark in Turnipstan. Wondering where will all this leave Axle in 12 months time, or may he be "encouraged" to fall on his sword sooner rather than later and that apart, when can we expect to see Paulie riding over the proverbial hill on his big white steed?
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Paulie doing the clever thing and cutting his teeth far far away from an expectant home crowd with Grenoble under the watchful gaze of Master Jackman.

Funny how those with zero ambition to learn outside of this little island- Clarke, Foley, Doak, Mick Bradley among others have been appointed to such lofty positions and almost all underachieved or were downright tom kite.

It will be interesting to see what happens if/when the Irish contingent in France start migrating back towards the UK&Ireland, the positions they take up and the success they enjoy.

Jeremy Davidson, as one example, might be a bit of a chube at times but he's arguably got a more successful CV than Lord Farquart.
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BuckRogers wrote:Paulie doing the clever thing and cutting his teeth far far away from an expectant home crowd with Grenoble under the watchful gaze of Master Jackman.

Funny how those with zero ambition to learn outside of this little island- Clarke, Foley, Doak, Mick Bradley among others have been appointed to such lofty positions and almost all underachieved or were downright tom kite.

It will be interesting to see what happens if/when the Irish contingent in France start migrating back towards the UK&Ireland, the positions they take up and the success they enjoy.

Jeremy Davidson, as one example, might be a bit of a chube at times but he's arguably got a more successful CV than Lord Farquart.
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Munster taking lessons from Ulster on how to feck up the media announcement of a new coach.

Not quite as cringe worthy as the interview with Brian McLaughlin after he'd been told there would be a new coach, but getting there...
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