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BaggyTrousers wrote:He also has two shared titles which are credited to Paddybastardland by virtue of points difference. Points difference FFFS. Bullshit. They were as good as England & Wales in those years, not one iota better, champions my reeking clunge.

Luckiest grand slam ever, fluke DG by Sexton from th'ee miles against a French team who deserved victory, DG crept about 3 cms over the bar, Mexicanbastard. I watched it in the clubhouse in Armagh, every other cu'nt was cockahoop, this cu'nt was gutted. I knew nothing good would come of it. I was right, lepreseanbastards.

BaggyTrousers wrote:He also has two shared titles which are credited to Paddybastardland by virtue of points difference. Points difference FFFS. Bullshit. They were as good as England & Wales in those years, not one iota better, champions my reeking clunge.

Luckiest grand slam ever, fluke DG by Sexton from th'ee miles against a French team who deserved victory, DG crept about 3 cms over the bar, Mexicanbastard. I watched it in the clubhouse in Armagh, every other cu'nt was cockahoop, this cu'nt was gutted. I knew nothing good would come of it. I was right, lepreseanbastards.

UlsterNo9 wrote:Feck me, the worlds going to end apparently because Joe leaves, is it feck!

He a part of the sum, but he's not the only part. Players, management structures, provinces.....

Academys all over Ireland are starting to produce, Leinsters is ridiculous at present, even our own is showing the most positive signs it has in the professional era.

Since Joe sent the clown north to ourselves Farrell has solidified the Irish defence beyond recognition.... what had this to do with Schmidt.

Like or loathe the IRFU the foundations are in place for this success to continue for a very long time.

Does any dim witted fool thing Ireland cannot attract a new national coach of Schmidts ability?

Bart S wrote:

BaggyTrousers wrote:He also has two shared titles which are credited to Paddybastardland by virtue of points difference. Points difference FFFS. Bullshit. They were as good as England & Wales in those years, not one iota better, champions my reeking clunge.

Luckiest grand slam ever, fluke DG by Sexton from th'ee miles against a French team who deserved victory, DG crept about 3 cms over the bar, Mexicanbastard. I watched it in the clubhouse in Armagh, every other cu'nt was cockahoop, this cu'nt was gutted. I knew nothing good would come of it. I was right, lepreseanbastards.

How exacty did the french deserve victory? Teddy scored a good try (but according to your logic they only scored because of poor irish tackling) and ireland dominated the game without putting points on the board. Sexton missed a pretty easy kick to make it more than one score game before the Thomas try. France were outplayed and if they had won it would have been down to irish failings on the day rather than anything they particularly deserved.

BaggyTrousers wrote:

Bart S wrote:

BaggyTrousers wrote:He also has two shared titles which are credited to Paddybastardland by virtue of points difference. Points difference FFFS. Bullshit. They were as good as England & Wales in those years, not one iota better, champions my reeking clunge.

Luckiest grand slam ever, fluke DG by Sexton from th'ee miles against a French team who deserved victory, DG crept about 3 cms over the bar, Mexicanbastard. I watched it in the clubhouse in Armagh, every other cu'nt was cockahoop, this cu'nt was gutted. I knew nothing good would come of it. I was right, lepreseanbastards.

How exacty did the french deserve victory? Teddy scored a good try (but according to your logic they only scored because of poor irish tackling) and ireland dominated the game without putting points on the board. Sexton missed a pretty easy kick to make it more than one score game before the Thomas try. France were outplayed and if they had won it would have been down to irish failings on the day rather than anything they particularly deserved.

FFFS Bart, you keep showering me with gift lobs to smash back past you. By dint of producing the only moments of quality in a shyte match. Boring, boring Ireland didn't score a try in the match and worse yet, neither did they even make a single clean break, to wit, they played a boring safety first game, never ever came close to a try and won by a fluke dg which scraped over the bar by the skin of it's crap. It was a horrible moment.

As for your garbage on "my logic", I have no idea which orifice you pull that crud out of, stop attempting to put words in my mouth. I'm more than capable of issuing my own thoughts, your help is not required. Thanks anyway.

Bart S wrote:

BaggyTrousers wrote:

Bart S wrote:

BaggyTrousers wrote:He also has two shared titles which are credited to Paddybastardland by virtue of points difference. Points difference FFFS. Bullshit. They were as good as England & Wales in those years, not one iota better, champions my reeking clunge.

Luckiest grand slam ever, fluke DG by Sexton from th'ee miles against a French team who deserved victory, DG crept about 3 cms over the bar, Mexicanbastard. I watched it in the clubhouse in Armagh, every other cu'nt was cockahoop, this cu'nt was gutted. I knew nothing good would come of it. I was right, lepreseanbastards.

How exacty did the french deserve victory? Teddy scored a good try (but according to your logic they only scored because of poor irish tackling) and ireland dominated the game without putting points on the board. Sexton missed a pretty easy kick to make it more than one score game before the Thomas try. France were outplayed and if they had won it would have been down to irish failings on the day rather than anything they particularly deserved.

FFFS Bart, you keep showering me with gift lobs to smash back past you. By dint of producing the only moments of quality in a shyte match. Boring, boring Ireland didn't score a try in the match and worse yet, neither did they even make a single clean break, to wit, they played a boring safety first game, never ever came close to a try and won by a fluke dg which scraped over the bar by the skin of it's crap. It was a horrible moment.

As for your garbage on "my logic", I have no idea which orifice you pull that crud out of, stop attempting to put words in my mouth. I'm more than capable of issuing my own thoughts, your help is not required. Thanks anyway.

Come on Baggy. Fair.'s fair. Give Stevie Wonder his glasses back.

BaggyTrousers wrote:

Bart S wrote:

BaggyTrousers wrote:

Bart S wrote:

BaggyTrousers wrote:He also has two shared titles which are credited to Paddybastardland by virtue of points difference. Points difference FFFS. Bullshit. They were as good as England & Wales in those years, not one iota better, champions my reeking clunge.

Luckiest grand slam ever, fluke DG by Sexton from th'ee miles against a French team who deserved victory, DG crept about 3 cms over the bar, Mexicanbastard. I watched it in the clubhouse in Armagh, every other cu'nt was cockahoop, this cu'nt was gutted. I knew nothing good would come of it. I was right, lepreseanbastards.

How exacty did the french deserve victory? Teddy scored a good try (but according to your logic they only scored because of poor irish tackling) and ireland dominated the game without putting points on the board. Sexton missed a pretty easy kick to make it more than one score game before the Thomas try. France were outplayed and if they had won it would have been down to irish failings on the day rather than anything they particularly deserved.

FFFS Bart, you keep showering me with gift lobs to smash back past you. By dint of producing the only moments of quality in a shyte match. Boring, boring Ireland didn't score a try in the match and worse yet, neither did they even make a single clean break, to wit, they played a boring safety first game, never ever came close to a try and won by a fluke dg which scraped over the bar by the skin of it's crap. It was a horrible moment.

As for your garbage on "my logic", I have no idea which orifice you pull that crud out of, stop attempting to put words in my mouth. I'm more than capable of issuing my own thoughts, your help is not required. Thanks anyway.

Come on Baggy. Fair.'s fair. Give Stevie Wonder his glasses back.

Is that all you've got?

The IRFU have announced that following Rugby World Cup 2019 Andy Farrell will become Ireland head coach.

Andy Farrell commented, "It is a privilege to be considered for such a prestigious role. I have learned a lot from Joe over the past few seasons and I will continue to learn from him over the next year as the coaching group and players focus on competing in two huge tournaments in 2019."

Joe Schmidt commented, "The coaches have been fantastic to work with and Andy has made a big impact since coming into the group. His ability to lead and his understanding of the game will ensure that the group will continue to move forward."

Andy joined the Ireland coaching group in 2016 ahead of the Summer Tour of South Africa. He is a key figure in Joe Schmidt's successful backroom team which has seen a number of milestones achieved. (2018 Grand Slam, 1st victory in SA, 1st victory over NZ, Series win in Australia)

Before joining the Ireland set-up Andy coached with England (2012-2015) and English Premiership side Saracens. He has coached on the two most recent successful Lions tours which produced a series win in Australia and a drawn series in New Zealand.

Philip Browne, IRFU Chief Executive, commented "We are delighted to have secured Andy as in-coming Head Coach. As part of Joe's management team Andy has already helped to deliver huge performances and I know he will continue to inspire our players for years to come. Andy has world class coaching credentials and we are pleased to have a roadmap for an orderly transition post Rugby World Cup to the 2019 Six Nations."

David Nucifora, IRFU High Performance Director, commented "We are incredibly fortunate to have a coach of the calibre of Andy Farrell in Irish Rugby. He has proven through his work ethic and success with Ireland and the Lions over the last number of years that he is the person to take Irish Rugby forward after RWC 2019. The close working relationship that our current coaching group have and what they will continue to gain over the next year with Joe still at the helm leaves Andy and Irish Rugby in the enviable position of having continuity before building the road forward.

This appointment provides certainty and continuity beyond RWC19 with Andy leading the coaching group through the next World Cup cycle to the 2023 tournament in France. The coaching group are contracted beyond next year's World Cup which again provides continuity for the players ahead of the 2020 6 Nations Championship."

Dave wrote:Andy Farrell to take over?

A former rugby league player and current defense coach stepping to head coach?

What could possibly go wrong?

tigerburnie wrote:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/46329842
'tis true an English man in charge, now how does that sit?