Babbling 'brook

What I mean is. The grandstand is not filled with St holders. There are plenty of empty spaces that are held back to cover away fans etc etc. It wouldn't be difficult to move those spaces elsewhere and minimise disruption etc. When you have allocated seating for 17 years you tend to get to know the ...

People can take all the offence they want. I just think it must be exhausting getting that upset about such things. And My turn to use hyperbole now. On other online and social media platforms this kind of stuff. (Hatred of people you have never met over stuff that may or may not be all in your head...

Connacht the week after the final, if we are in it, won't be a picnic either. Bad hangovers if we win and a different type of hangover if we lose.

I find it hilarious that this stuff bothers people. And also hilarious that all sides feel its biased against them. Yerman sounds smug. Some people find that iritating. Maybe it's just his style and others find it funny or maybe less bland. No big deal. Nothing to see here. Whether it's "D4 mej...

Cause the people currently sitting at the bottom half of the "D" won't have a seat (and maybe those in the first row or two if that's where the subs bench goes). So either they move those people down the very end (bit unfair) or they have to move them close by and scooch everybody else up...

Mad sequence of results there. 6 teams separated by a single point now.

Even if the Bulls lose to Sharks, they end up on 66 points (69-70 if they beat them). Glasgow will end up with about 68 points. We end on 68 if we lose to Stormers but win all the other games, including beating Ulster away the week after a hypothetical European final and week before the URC quarter...

No clue why this means we can't keep our seats. Cause the people currently sitting at the bottom half of the "D" won't have a seat (and maybe those in the first row or two if that's where the subs bench goes). So either they move those people down the very end (bit unfair) or they have to...

No clue why this means we can't keep our seats.

I'm trying my best here but I just can't work out how anyone would have wanted a bulls win there.

If we hadn't fluffed our lines we'd have one hand on top spot.

yellabelly1961 wrote: ↑April 20th, 2024, 7:05 pm Thanks , but I am still not convinced it will help us. Let's see come the end of the season...

70k sold Nothing really left on TM, they opened the Nally terrace just there. I imagine it's over 70k sold now with just Saints returns left to come back. I know a few people who were caught out this morning. nearly go caught myself trying to wait for better tickets!! I'd say Saints returns are don...

I'm in the same Grandstand seats in the RDS since we moved there. It would be a pity to move as I know all the people around me. I wonder what is happening with the GS? I get the fact that the Anglesea is being rebuilt The changing rooms are moving to the GS side so they have to make changes to acc...

I'm in the same Grandstand seats in the RDS since we moved there. It would be a pity to move as I know all the people around me.

I wonder what is happening with the GS? I get the fact that the Anglesea is being rebuilt

Jack Boyle rumour now on twitter Courtesy of windbag Jim Demps, self-proclaimed "Munster and Emirates Lions Fan", who's never off the42 rugby comments section. He's just blowing his own trumpet and building his "brand" as ever. Yawn.......... :roll: He is one of the worst people...

Murray Kinsella has a bit of a Quickening of his own - albeit only focused on the provinces. He does include the following interesting line - not unexpected I suppose. https://the42.ie/6357093 Target winning the Lions game and take what we can get from Stormers with the Rhys Ruddock All Stars Paywa...

St. Josephs James's Avenue,off Clonliffe Road, leads to the Cusack Stand. The bus should come in under the Cusack. The bus then drives around to the Hogan stand where the players dressing rooms and entrance to the pitch are. The players used to come in under the railway bridge under the Hogan. Close

There have been decent ones available for an hour or 2 now. Got what I needed but a waste of a morning pi$$ing about with ticketba$tard.

Also we are in 2 groups now instead of 8 together. That's a minor detail though

Murray Kinsella has a bit of a Quickening of his own - albeit only focused on the provinces. He does include the following interesting line - not unexpected I suppose. https://the42.ie/6357093 They have yet to officially confirm the squad they’ve brought to South Africa, but some front-liners have ...

Got to be better seats available at some point. I got 3 good ones but needed 8