Heineken Cup Round 6 - The Other Games

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As long as Sarries don't get 4 trys your conscience is clear :lol:

Think Toulouse may let you down though.

Whose shoes would you rather be in right now:

Ulster or Saracens?
Leinster or Munster?
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Sarries will have already nominated their ground as I remember with all the fuss where Saints would play us for their home quarter I heard on Monday morning on the way home from the Pool 6 match the time and place of the quarter final, think it was officially announced on Wednesday though.
What chance a double header with Quins at Twickers ? or would Sky and ERC permit that ?
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Rooster wrote:Sarries will have already nominated their ground as I remember with all the fuss where Saints would play us for their home quarter I heard on Monday morning on the way home from the Pool 6 match the time and place of the quarter final, think it was officially announced on Wednesday though.
What chance a double header with Quins at Twickers ? or would Sky and ERC permit that ?
Hard to see why not Rooster. Won't affect TV coverage as they would have been planning a double header in any case. Everybody's a winner.

Ulster and Leinster back at Twickers and 2 for the price of one. What's the ticket allocation for the s/f - half each (or a quarter in your scenario)?
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Talking nonsense there. 2 q/fs - home side gets 3/4 right? If 2 quarters were held at Twickers the away teams would presumably get 10k each - more than enough I'd have thought.
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big mervyn wrote:Talking nonsense there. 2 q/fs - home side gets 3/4 right? If 2 quarters were held at Twickers the away teams would presumably get 10k each - more than enough I'd have thought.
But imagine this:

Quins and Sarries at home in Twickers

Will Sarries fans cheers for Quins or Leinster/Munster? Will Quins cheer for Sarries?

Leinster/Munster with Ulster away at Twickers. Will our fans cheers for each other?

Could come to a point where Sarries are at home, yet there are 50,000 people SUFTUMing
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I would hope and expect that the Irish would be supporting each other.

Not so sure about Sarries/Quins though - could well turn into an away fixture for both of them :lol:
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BBC weather says -2C and light snow for Watford.

4C and light rain for Dublin.
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big mervyn wrote:BBC weather says -2C and light snow for Watford.

4C and light rain for Dublin.
Did Llimerick move? Or is it negligible to the BBC?

Good weather for us in Watford
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Which game to watch that is the question?????

sarries to see if Ulster get a homer but likely to be a poor game

Or Munster who need a TBP to pip the ladyboys....

think I'll watch the munster game and have score updates from sarries.....
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The simultaneous games rarely have any bearing on each other in this competition.
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Am getting silly as ever - does an Edinburgh + Munster win put both Irish sides through?
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I'm going to watch Sarries.

Munster vs Racing should be a walk in the park with the team the French have sent over. BTW, if Sarries get 4 trys in that weather then fair play to them. They will have deserved it. A pitch covered in snow and what looks like snow or rain falling.


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Big-al wrote:I'm going to watch Sarries.

Munster vs Racing should be a walk in the park with the team the French have sent over. BTW, if Sarries get 4 trys in that weather then fair play to them. They will have deserved it. A pitch covered in snow and what looks like snow or rain falling.


Ayepod - Yes, that would happen. Doubt Edinburgh can win.
You never know! Shaky start from Sarries and Edinburgh look like they are interested.
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