Munster match is sold out for Saturday night, anyone here going?
i will be there alrightâŚ
When I was younger I used to think the Irish backline in 2005ish would be:
9 Scally
10 Staunton
11 Murphy
12 Horgan
13 OâDriscoll
14 therock67
15 DâArcy
I got some of it right anyway.
You werenât alone in thinking that backline back in the day, 10 years ago you wouldnât have gotten much arguement from most circles.
Puke, if you have a season ticket make sure you know what section your in, theyâve gotten rid of blocks and renamed them sections (no point in making things easy after all)
ya i got two tickets, should be good.
got two tickets for friday week too last night.
[quote=âClaremanâ]You werenât alone in thinking that backline back in the day, 10 years ago you wouldnât have gotten much arguement from most circles.
Puke, if you have a season ticket make sure you know what section your in, theyâve gotten rid of blocks and renamed them sections (no point in making things easy after all)[/quote]
didnât bother getting a season ticketâŚi have very good connectionsâŚ
he has bulked up too i think.
hope he keeps it up.
not sure if sexton is capable.
[quote=âfist_of_furyâ]he has bulked up too i think.
hope he keeps it up.
not sure if sexton is capable.[/quote]
its probably a year too early for sextonâŚhard to see jeremy getting much game time though now with danny backâŚdanny canât be called up for england in the november internationals unless another outhalf gets injued because he wasnât named in the elite squad due to his injuryâŚ
but going by last friday night IMHO staunton should be second choice out half with both sexton and wallace behind himâŚ
was he named in the training squd by kidneyâŚ
The 45-man Ireland squad for four-day pre-season training camp that started on Tuesday 5 August:
Neil Best, Rory Best, Isaac Boss, Tommy Bowe, Tony Buckley, Ryan Caldwell, Robert Casey, Tom Court, Leo Cullen, Gordon DâArcy, Girvan Dempsey, Ian Dowling, Gavin Duffy, Keith Earls, Stephen Ferris, Luke Fitzgerald, Jerry Flannery, John Hayes, Cian Healy, Jamie Heaslip, Marcus Horan, Shane Horgan, Bernard Jackman, Shane Jennings, Robert Kearney, Denis Leamy, Geordan Murphy, Donncha Oâ Callaghan, Paul Oâ Connell, Ronan Oâ Gara, Malcolm Oâ Kelly, Brian OâDriscoll, Mick OâDriscoll, Tomas OâLeary, Alan Quinlan, Eoin Reddan, Michael Ross, Donncha Ryan, Jonathan Sexton, Peter Stringer, Andrew Trimble, David Wallace, Paddy Wallace, Roger Wilson, Bryan Young.
No Staunton thereâŚ
Cant make Sat night, stag commitments, but will be there for Friday week⌠looking forward to sampling the new thomand atmosphereâŚ
TFK meetup next week? Iâll be the 1 wearing the red top
i will be in the east terraceâŚkeep an eye out for meâŚi will be the one shouting âMunster, Munster, MunsterââŚ
Iâll be in the West Stand sitting down, might bring a blanket and a prawn sandwich
yeahâŚlet on that you went to the comp and you will fit in wellâŚrefer to the team as âthe guysââŚ
donât think i could sit in the stand in thomondâŚjsut woulnât feel rightâŚ
[quote=âThe Pukeâ]yeahâŚlet on that you went to the comp and you will fit in wellâŚrefer to the team as âthe guysââŚ
donât think i could sit in the stand in thomondâŚjsut woulnât feel rightâŚ[/quote]
Iâve never been in the stand either, just that the terrace tickets for members of the supporters club were crap and thereâs 4 of us going to the matches this year, so we all got tickets together so we could a) be together and in the event of 1 of not being able to make it then 1 of the others could bring their significant other or something they owed big time and have them sitting beside them
suppose ye will be going to clohessys or dolans after the match with the rest of the posersâŚ
Iâll be there with my Munsterâs thirdâs blazer on
Seriously though, I think if it wasnât for bandwagon jumpers Munster wouldnât be half as strong as they are, the amount of money being brought in thanks to the sales in Munster merchandise means we can sign 3 top class Kiwis to help us win, thatâs great, itâs the tossers that think cause they played on the wing and got a tie that they think theyâre godâs gift, wucking fankers. Iâll be back in Ennis having a couple of pints, thanks to the wonders of car pooling
[quote=âClaremanâ]Iâll be there with my Munsterâs thirdâs blazer on
Seriously though, I think if it wasnât for bandwagon jumpers Munster wouldnât be half as strong as they are, the amount of money being brought in thanks to the sales in Munster merchandise means we can sign 3 top class Kiwis to help us win, thatâs great, itâs the tossers that think cause they played on the wing and got a tie that they think theyâre godâs gift, wucking fankers. Iâll be back in Ennis having a couple of pints, thanks to the wonders of car pooling[/quote]
yeah your dead rightâŚa lot of the so called âbandwagonersâ know there stuff too compared to some of the lads you would see bandwagoning on the gaa or soccerâŚits part and parcel of having a successful teamâŚfuck sake the pubs would be fucked this winter out my way if it wasnât for munsterâŚ
I started following Munster back in 98 when I moved back from Dublin, I had no problem with tickets then (there wasnât such a thing as tickets), then I noticed an ad it 1 of hte programs about supporters club membership, I figured why not. I actually had trouble getting rid of my spare ticket for a lot of games.
1998 i was only a young lad whoâs first love was shannon and that superb 4 in a row teamâŚ