The IRISH RUGBY thread

Started by Donnellys Hollow, October 27, 2009, 05:26:16 PM

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tonto1888

Quote from: JoG2 on March 12, 2024, 09:21:00 AM
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Quote from: Wildweasel74 on March 11, 2024, 11:26:14 PMWonder what the attendance is for a full round of Gaelic football and Hurling over a weekend.

There were 12k in Derry for the Dubs!
Quote from: JoG2 on March 11, 2024, 10:48:50 PM
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Quote from: JoG2 on March 11, 2024, 06:43:54 PMYes, paid professional soccer players / clubs. Do the 4 professional rugby clubs pull in bigger crowds the the entire LOI combined?

To measure like with like you'd have to exclude Ulster!

Why?

Only one LOI team out of 10 is in Ulster?

Do you combine it with the Irish Premiership attendances?

There's 2 actually, still don't know why you'd leave out Ulster

Derry and who else?

Ah, premier. Div 1 not in the LOI?

hah, no offence intended. Was a genuine question as I am not familiar with the LOI set up whatsoever

gallsman

U20s win with a BP after a poor first half against Scotland but all to no avail as England come back from 21-5 down to win 45-31 away to France. If France had even tried to defend they'd have won comfortably. Terribly shoddy performance.

Ireland are now 14-1-0 in the last three years.

Nanderson

Quote from: gallsman on March 15, 2024, 09:54:57 PMU20s win with a BP after a poor first half against Scotland but all to no avail as England come back from 21-5 down to win 45-31 away to France. If France had even tried to defend they'd have won comfortably. Terribly shoddy performance.

Ireland are now 14-1-0 in the last three years.
France were very sloppy towards the end and butchered good possession deep in England territory.

gallsman

From the moment they conceded the final try they must have cocked up no less than six really solid attacking platforms with 30m of the English line.

seafoid

Quote from: gallsman on March 15, 2024, 10:26:17 PMFrom the moment they conceded the final try they must have cocked up no less than six really solid attacking platforms with 30m of the English line.
Ireland never controlled the match. They weren't accurate enough. England imposed their terms.
That is what makes the 6N such a great competition. Competition
A Grand Slam is valued because it is so hard to win.

gallsman

Dunno what the f**k you're talking about, but the above comment was in relation to the France-England U20s game last night.

JoG2

Quote from: gallsman on March 16, 2024, 12:57:26 PMDunno what the f**k you're talking about, but the above comment was in relation to the France-England U20s game last night.

:).. Was waiting for the reply

thewobbler

I'm delighted for Italy. Genuinely I am.

But would it be wrong to suggest their sudden competitiveness owes at least as much to the other nations not taking this year's 6N as seriously?

Wildweasel74

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Wales cheering trying not to get the wooden spoon, Italy had roasted their ass then stopped last 10mins when 17pts up.Shouldnt have give away that try in Injury time.

From the Bunker

Delighted for Warren Gatland!  ;D

Wildweasel74

Fairly bad miss in front of the posts there

screenexile

When rugby is bad it's very bad!!!

Tony Baloney

Scotland defensive line is very disciplined. The England players could have more to play for this evening than they expected.

screenexile

Quote from: Tony Baloney on March 16, 2024, 05:34:44 PMScotland defensive line is very disciplined. The England players could have more to play for this evening than they expected.

You'd hope we can get the to tire and we get properly ahead towards the end of the game!

screenexile

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Watching Virgin here and Quinlan said it was a try but I didn't think he had control when the ball h it the ground. They should have given the penalty for head contact though!