Babbling 'brook

wixfjord wrote: ↑June 17th, 2022, 9:49 am It's getting less and less subtle M#1...

About as subtle as a brick to the face.

I was hoping the season would start a bit sooner than last year. Not a huge fan of the league continuing into the middle of June. This calendar is here to stay unfortunately, although this next season may start a week earlier than the season just gone. Presumably next year will start a couple weeks...

Was hoping there'd be a game weekend I'm home in August (20th) to take the kids to, doesn't look likely.

Apparently we play Quins at the Stoop on Friday September 2nd, return fixture from last year.

https://www.premiershiprugby.com/news/h ... -the-stoop

Any news on anything else?

So we can be ranked 1st 2nd or 3rd for next years Heino. That means home and away to two bottom ranked french and english teams (if we get to the final), or same against the third ranked versions (if we fail to make final). If we make the final that's either the Not Nots or Exeter from the Prem, an...

The carbon footprint argument is salient.

So we can be ranked 1st 2nd or 3rd for next years Heino. That means home and away to two bottom ranked french and english teams (if we get to the final), or same against the third ranked versions (if we fail to make final). If we make the final that's either the Not Nots or Exeter from the Prem, and...

I'd like to think by mixing it up a fair bit this weekend we can overcome the depression by virtue of new bodies looking to prove themselves, but a Saffer side on a bit of a roll in the semi would be a real challenge.

Bad feeling that this season has the bang of 2017 off it. Heads down after a heartbreaking close loss in Europe then and ambushed by Scarlets in the league.

I'd be pretty sure that even possession was slightly in our favour but was massively skewed by their dominance of it in the last ten minutes. Being at the game, it 100% felt different to the other defeats, I genuinely don't believe we 'lost the physical battle'. To me, it was all mental. We lost it ...

Headed for Abu Dhabi airport, let the odyssey begin.

Again Ireland games, this place is very touristy though:

https://www.oreillys.com/amsterdam

Hi Philippe Just a question about taxis. I will be at both finals, is it easy to get a taxi from the centre to the airport late at night? Ie I will gave a few beers probably after the game then back to hotel ….thanks! I've booked a return bus trip from airport to St Charles and its sixteen quid for...

I got in the Ibis Budget at the Airport last week for about seventy euros. Handy enough direct bus into/out of town for a ten spot as well, only takes twenty minute or so.

They've a big Top 14 home game against Stade on Saturday at 5:15pm, whilst our players will have their feet up. They can't really afford to rest anyone.

I like the English ref's. I think this current batch are the best around at the moment and this team let the game flow and got the big decisions right. The only real issue I had with him was the penalty against Robbie for encroaching on the lineout that apparently wasn't over (even though the ruck ...

Petit moi.

Jean Bouin Stand, Section S. In the Gods, basically.

Abu Dhabi - Bucharest
Bucharest - Marseille
Marseille - Venice
Venice - Sarajevo
Sarajevo - Abu Dhabi


Bring it on.

Racing v La Roch in Lens will be a tough one to call.

johng wrote: ↑April 21st, 2022, 11:37 pm

Currently chilling in KwaZulu Natal. Hoping we won't be the only 3 Leinster fans in kings park

Umhlanga is the place to go for pre and post match beers. Try to get into the Grill Room in the Oyster Box Hotel, beautiful spot.