The "did you see the match yesterday" thread

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A combination of poor darts from Best and an uncharacteristic below par kicking game from Johnie cost us dearly :D. A rethink of the back-line is also required as Henshaw is clearly a number 13 playing as a converted number 12 :D:D:D

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You have to front up against the Welsh.

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Barnes had another nightmare, O’Connell was incredible in the loose

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Really we lost it on the floor yesterday! The Welsh back row completely slowed down the quick ball Zeebs and Payne thrive on.
In anycase, it was first class preparation for the world cup yaw yaw yaw

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[QUOTE=“bones, post: 1106979, member: 2780”]Really we lost it on the floor yesterday! The Welsh back row completely slowed down the quick ball Zeebs and Payne thrive on.
In anycase, it was first class preparation for the world cup yaw yaw yaw[/QUOTE]
You’ll be laughed out of it if you come out with that shit mate.

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There is so much scope to run riot on Monday with this Gaelic football high fielding bullshit that was being bandied about the past few weeks :pint:

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“What did you think of Wayne Barnes’s refereeing of the breakdown?”

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Agreed, its utter manure. Rugby talk however is the sporting equivalent of office jargon. The more abstract and vague the better. In fact it adds credibility e.g. we really lost it in the “warroom” (Heaslip), the flanker was like a jackal on the ground, tow truck rugby (BBC) etc.

Most of the cunts that engage in it wouldn’t know whether it’s pumped or stuffed?

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[QUOTE=“bones, post: 1106999, member: 2780”]Agreed, its utter manure. Rugby talk however is the sporting equivalent of office jargon. The more abstract and vague the better. In fact it adds credibility e.g. we really lost it in the “warroom” (Heaslip), the flanker was like a jackal on the ground, tow truck rugby (BBC) etc.

Most of the cunts that engage in it wouldn’t know whether it’s pumped or stuffed?[/QUOTE]
A simple “Ireland didnt front up” will do you. Don’t get into specifics, you’ll get caught out badly. Praise O’Connell’s warrior sprit and you’re done.

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Shoggy came up with some classic bolllox at half time about attacking in pods of four round the corner or somesuch.

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[QUOTE=“mickee321, post: 1100412, member: 367”]What is the consensus of the forum for how to approach this tomorrow?
I think ill just go along with my assertions that church is on steroids and that bang to the head probably wont do the thick fucker any harm[/QUOTE]
Can’t wait for the next thrilling instalment of your north Kildare water cooler escapades tomorrow.

I’ll be expecting this thread o be a hive of activity gents.

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[QUOTE=“Sandymount Red, post: 1110714, member: 1074”]Can’t wait for the next thrilling instalment of your north Kildare water cooler escapades tomorrow.

I’ll be expecting this thread o be a hive of activity gents.[/QUOTE]

“Did you see the matches?” - yeah… I sat down indoors for 6 hours on the finest day of the year to watch herds of juiced up bison tear up 3 lovely green lush fields… Get to fuck.

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The rugger has you riled, riled up good and proper. Great to see :clap:

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I am constipated to go with it Fran. How the fuck do you do this everyday?

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It doesn’t bother me as much as the receding hairline and expanding waistline

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No. Didnt see it. I heard the ball was in play for only 15 minutes in the Ireland game, must have been painful to watch.

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A hell of a lot of lads who don’t like rugby here seem to have done just that…

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:eek:

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+1. It’s bizarre. Why would anyone who thinks rugby football is preposterous shit waste an entire Saturday watching it?

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  1. schadenfreude or the expectation of it

  2. Betting on anything makes it interesting