Let’s hope the cunts get to host the “World Cup” and we can sit back and enjoy as they fail to get out of the group.
This is rugby country 
After a great decade of success for Irish rugby, the back to back championship wins in 2014 and 2015, the Grand Slam win of 2009 and five European Cups for Munster and Leinster, it was inevitable that Ireland would at same stage enter the period of transition they are in now. All sports are cyclical. The structures are sound and Ireland will come again.
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Bizarre logic from the man who cites the likes of Cavan, Offaly and Roscommon as big names in modern day GAA big names despite the fact they’ve done fuck all in the past 30 odd years.
You are a dinosaur so thugby is suited to you.
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Mother of God, that’s a clamping.
5 Mocky-Ya European Cups won by “Munster” and “Leinster”??!! Lol
Between that and this lad turning up in court every day in a Leinster rugby top it’s been a new low for rugby.
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The powerhouses of European “Club” Rugby, famous teams like Treviso, Zebra, Coco United, Neath-Swansea Ospreys, Newport - Gwent Dragons, all put to the sword by Thomond Park’s Magic “Munster” and the Pride of the Royal Dublin Showhouse, “Leinster”
You really need to take a break after all the clampings I have dished out to you of late. Your rantings are getting more and more bizarre. I stated in a gaelic football discussion last summer that of the 19 counties that have won the All Ireland football championship, Cavan, Offaly and Roscommon are the only three counties with populations of less than 100,000 to have done so. All that’s old tradition now as the last win for Offaly was in 1982, Cavan in 1952 and Roscommon in 1944.
We’re talking about the Ireland rugby team here so Cavan in 1952 or Roscommon in 1944 in a different sport are of no relevance.
champagne rugby from England here
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Bizarre post with random facts failing to link in with any sort of coherent point.
Try again.
So you’re acknowledging what a complete clown you’ve made of yourself again. Roscommon, Cavan and Offaly in gaelic football as you are now conceding is of no relevance to the discussion at hand on the 2017 Six Nations Rugby Championship.
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Sweet chariot ringing out. Wonderful to hear.
An England side cutting loose and the Twickenham crowd in full voice is quite a sight. Utterly calamitous start for Scotland when they needed everything to go right from the start - getting the hooker sin-binned in the first minute and losing Stuart Hogg to injury in no time and then his replacement almost as soon as he came on.
We are second in the table pal
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Ollie Campbell’s conversion for Gingers try in the corner v England is a vivid memory for me.
What was the wingers name who scored in 85 v Wales in the CAP. Small lad from Ulster…
(Off to look it up)
That’s a serious clamping.
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Keith Crossan
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Fin Russel in an absolute jocker as well
And by the looks of it still will be after the rout in Twickenham
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tremendous