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Beirne no. 8?

Russ wrote:Both shyte teams
Bet I'll be the only one making any noise

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You won't have a clue what is going on. Teams who can actually play rugby.

Come on you boys in blue.

Dave wrote:Beirne no. 8?

Shingler was one of the best back-rowers in the 6n, even if he is Welsh. Scarlets throwing everything they have at it as they are well aware Leinster's pack is about the best there is. Indeed if they had a top class hooker that pack would get on top against most international packs.

Dave wrote:Beirne no. 8?

John Barclay out injured after the semi final so big Tadhg to no 8. D4 kept him and the Scarlets in general very quiet in the Heiny Semi Final. Bookies have Leinster 10-11 points favourites.

Leinster folk talking about fatigue. They are concerned that Scarlets will run 'em off their feet but more concerned with ensuring they have the excuses in early.

Sean Cronin better back 3 player than Kearnage? Discuss

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Shingler’s limp

Jackie Brown wrote:Sean Cronin better back 3 player than Kearnage? Discuss

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I like Sean. Has his limitations as a 2 but seems like a really sound bloke.

Leinster looking a bit stronger but Scarlets can still be dangerous when they move ball. Shingler going off is not helping them but not over yet but I still expect Leinster to win.

Pity Nacewa had to finish his time at Leinster going off early. He'll be remembered for a long time in Leinster, though probably not for as long as in Ulster.

Some touch of class from Larmour.

Well done Leinster. Great achievement to do the double.

Leinster are one heck of a team. Fair play to them.

Their fans are dire
Scaaalets fans are good craic

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Shan wrote:Leinster looking a bit stronger but Scarlets can still be dangerous when they move ball. Shingler going off is not helping them but not over yet but I still expect Leinster to win.

Pity Nacewa had to finish his time at Leinster going off early. He'll be remembered for a long time in Leinster, though probably not for as long as in Ulster.

Hateful spide NoVisa, he has one of the finest straight arm tackles in the world and is a true Fijian, played for a couple of minutes and declined all subsequent requests to play for his country.

It's funny he is eulogised for bringing through so many young Mexicans, whilst Pienaar was busy blocking massive talent at Ulster.

Funny old world alright, so funny................. I could kill a cretin.

BaggyTrousers wrote: Hateful spide NoVisa, he has one of the finest straight arm tackles in the world and is a true Fijian, played for a couple of minutes and declined all subsequent requests to play for his country.

It's funny he is eulogised for bringing through so many young Mexicans, whilst Pienaar was busy blocking massive talent at Ulster.

Funny old world alright, so funny................. I could kill a cretin.

Yerra I've dealt with this elsewhere in relation to Nacewa and I think you already know I was opposed to the IRFU treatment of Pienaar, primarily on the grounds that it made no sense rather than an emotional reason. I'm not much into comparing apples and oranges though.

Shan wrote:

BaggyTrousers wrote: Hateful spide NoVisa, he has one of the finest straight arm tackles in the world and is a true Fijian, played for a couple of minutes and declined all subsequent requests to play for his country.

It's funny he is eulogised for bringing through so many young Mexicans, whilst Pienaar was busy blocking massive talent at Ulster.

Funny old world alright, so funny................. I could kill a cretin.

Yerra I've dealt with this elsewhere in relation to Nacewa and I think you already know I was opposed to the IRFU treatment of Pienaar, primarily on the grounds that it made no sense rather than an emotional reason. I'm not much into comparing apples and oranges though.

Aye you are right, I’m all for comparing apples with apples, Given I’m as gay as the next man, I regard Pienaar as a Pink Lady, whilst at two years older, NoVisa is very much a Granny Smith.