Ref has rode Munster but they should have exited their 22 on multiple occasions when they had the lead.
Thatâs some messing there with the change of boots.
Ah Jaysus.
To lose that 11 points up with a strong breeze is a fair blow.
Snyman, 30, joined Leinster on a one-year deal from Munster last summer and has made a big impact across his 14 appearances to date, scoring four tries.
A two-time World Cup winner, the Springbok lock has rediscovered his best form following an injury-plagued spell at Munster, where he managed just 20 appearances across four seasons.
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34 games in the gutsnof 5 years! That is savage work/life balance!
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After the SDM forced Munster to choose between Kleyn and Snyman, the former has gone from robust to not playing a single game while the latter is now injury free. Dark forces
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Over four seasons, Snyman managed 20 appearances, averaging 41 minutes per game, totaling approximately 820 minutes.
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Youâd have to ask questions of the Munster strength and conditioning team that they couldnât get him fit, and he wouldnât be the first player theyâve struggled with either.
I presume RG has gone from a per appearance agreement to a lucrative annual salary (not including bonuses for losing European finals under Leopoldâs mighty leadership).
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Youd just have to Tiny Tim, youd simply have to ask questions.
Instead of questioning, you should be thanking
Best player in Europe after Dupont. Thereâs no one else can throw those offloads.
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No celebration of keeping Crowley, just a focus on Leinster again.
We wonât count any chickens yet Timothy
Weâll need every bit of him
Jack wonât have spent today thinking about it. Iâm sure he is still on a high after his old Alma mater won the minster junior cup for the very first time
Brilliant for rugby in the province that a school outside the city has won one
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I heard he canât contain himself
That he is bucko
Jack had a good schools outing but he won an u18 all Ireland for the club the same year they also won an u16 all Ireland. They have been building this since he was in school and id say he is delighted
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Great talent, he must be a good fella, literally just turned down 500k extra to play for Munster and Ireland.
The two boys are unlucky they came along together. It could be that nobody gets a proper shot at it some way.
If he is good enough he will get the jersey simple as
I think the headline around what he turned down is overblown. He will have taken what is effectively a tax free contract from Munster so 600k (it was never that much) from tigers is probably equivalent of 300k in Ireland âŚadd in international bonuses, all the sponsorship opportunities he has in Ireland Vs the UKâŚI donât know financially was it that hard a decision at all
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