"ye" is still commonly used as an informal plural in Hiberno English. (according to wiki that is )HUDSOC wrote:What's all this 'YE' ? Are you some sort of student of old english ?MunsterFan wrote:Sometimes ya just gotta laugh at the stuff some of ye come out with. ~It was the refs fault ~ We lost, they didnt win? <-- Check the scoreboard mate.. I mean seriously.. Grow up!!
Munster V Leinster
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So that's now 480 mins since Munster scored a try against us?
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Hilarious that Munster fans are telling us to 'stop whinging about the ref' considering that's all they were doing in the first half, including booing the ref off at half-time!
Short memories!
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Of course we can't score trys, when you're happy to concede penalties every time we get into the danger zone.brummie-leinster-man wrote:So that's now 480 mins since Munster scored a try against us?
That, and we don't have 1 centre in our team currently, so we can't get the ball to our danger men.
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Poor you! I suppose the rest of us will just have to get on with living. [/quote]artaneboy wrote:We lost - we should have won - and I hate loosing to them - so, I dont know about anyone else but sulky does not get close to how I felt!! - and I dont care!
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Ah, so, that would make me a child with none.....yep, i;d say thats about right - one eyed blueblood who hates to loose to the turnips - guilty as charged!
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I thought that it was a cracking game that reflected very well on the ML. The result was disappointing for us in terms of securing a play off place but c'est la vie. Hopefully, it will dispel any hint of complacency which may have been creeping into our players minds before the HEC Qtr Final next weekend. Quite frankly, a team that's leading 20-9 at half time really shouldn't lose. Although, some of the Ref's decisions were poor we had chances to push on for victory and didn't take them. I can think of one absolutely golden 3 to 1 overlap deep in their half which was butchered by a woeful, woeful pass from Cian Healy. Congrats to Munster.They played well in the 2nd half to haul themselves out of the mire.
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Prop throwing a pass move than 3m off his left hand at pace. I'll forgive him. Just unfortunate he was the one in that position.JohnB wrote: can think of one absolutely golden 3 to 1 overlap deep in their half which was butchered by a woeful, woeful pass from Cian Healy. Congrats to Munster.
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Ceemac, I'm not trying to pick on Healy. I'm just pointing out that we had chances that we didn't take. While there were some strange decisions by the Ref (the penalty against Ross when DuPreez was clearly already pooping out of the scrum, BOD's YC where I think he was being held down by DOC and MOD and a few others) I think we're failing to give enough credit to Munster for their fight back in the 2nd half. I think the result could be very important in getting our lads properly focussed for the task against the Tigers.
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He had also spent the last couple of minutes before that, puking his ring up so I don't think he was 100% at the time.ceemec wrote:Prop throwing a pass move than 3m off his left hand at pace. I'll forgive him. Just unfortunate he was the one in that position.JohnB wrote: can think of one absolutely golden 3 to 1 overlap deep in their half which was butchered by a woeful, woeful pass from Cian Healy. Congrats to Munster.
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Not to mention Buckley's heroic intervention which prevented a 3 man overlap capitalising at the end of the first half. Oh, no, wait...ceemec wrote:Prop throwing a pass move than 3m off his left hand at pace. I'll forgive him. Just unfortunate he was the one in that position.JohnB wrote: can think of one absolutely golden 3 to 1 overlap deep in their half which was butchered by a woeful, woeful pass from Cian Healy. Congrats to Munster.
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I'm still gutted but fair play to Munster - I'll give them kudos for coming back from 11 points down. We'll see you in the final.
Roll on next weekend - no complacency now at least.
Roll on next weekend - no complacency now at least.
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Ah I know, just pointing out that it wasn't really butchering just a missed opportunity due to unfortunate positioning.JohnB wrote:Ceemac, I'm not trying to pick on Healy. I'm just pointing out that we had chances that we didn't take. While there were some strange decisions by the Ref (the penalty against Ross when DuPreez was clearly already pooping out of the scrum, BOD's YC where I think he was being held down by DOC and MOD and a few others) I think we're failing to give enough credit to Munster for their fight back in the 2nd half. I think the result could be very important in getting our lads properly focussed for the task against the Tigers.
You're the first one to mention the possibility that BOD was being held that I've seen. I'll need to watch it again but I thought at the time that this was the case. The locks were holding him in there and MOD was slapping him to highlight to the ref his position. Very clever from MOD. If I'm wrong then it's just blatantly stupid from BOD at the break down which would be very unusual for him.
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watched the replay after the game, you can see BOD not getting up, MOD pointing at him and when the ref blows the whistle, MOD moves out of the way and you can see the guilty look on DOC face as he's still keeping BOD pinned down. You can argue it's gamesmanship or BOD not trying hard enough to get out, (still think its unfair if a ref decides you're not trying hard enought) but c'est la vie.ceemec wrote:Ah I know, just pointing out that it wasn't really butchering just a missed opportunity due to unfortunate positioning.JohnB wrote:Ceemac, I'm not trying to pick on Healy. I'm just pointing out that we had chances that we didn't take. While there were some strange decisions by the Ref (the penalty against Ross when DuPreez was clearly already pooping out of the scrum, BOD's YC where I think he was being held down by DOC and MOD and a few others) I think we're failing to give enough credit to Munster for their fight back in the 2nd half. I think the result could be very important in getting our lads properly focussed for the task against the Tigers.
You're the first one to mention the possibility that BOD was being held that I've seen. I'll need to watch it again but I thought at the time that this was the case. The locks were holding him in there and MOD was slapping him to highlight to the ref his position. Very clever from MOD. If I'm wrong then it's just blatantly stupid from BOD at the break down which would be very unusual for him.
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jeez even Donny B. getting sucked in. Normally a voice of reason, you need your gavel back ....Donny B. wrote:Hilarious that Munster fans are telling us to 'stop whinging about the ref' considering that's all they were doing in the first half, including booing the ref off at half-time!
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Exactly what I thought when I watched on TV too. He was on his knees with a lot of bodies above him - hard to tell by the camera angle if he was held. But not like BOD to give away a silly penalty when we'd been pinged a lot for this already. MOD certainly made the Ref very, very aware of it. They played the ref well. We should have adapted better.ceemec wrote: You're the first one to mention the possibility that BOD was being held that I've seen. I'll need to watch it again but I thought at the time that this was the case. The locks were holding him in there and MOD was slapping him to highlight to the ref his position. Very clever from MOD. If I'm wrong then it's just blatantly stupid from BOD at the break down which would be very unusual for him.
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Well done Munster - excellent comeback when they were staring a humiliation in the face. Can't deny them that.
For those getting carried away with the defeat - think back to 2009 and the corresponding fixture Munster won by 17 points (flattered them to be fair). Following week one of the grittiest performances from a Leinster side ever against Quins. A loss can spur on a team more than a win and this will be the case without doubt for next Saturday. Leinster need to be at their best ala 1st Half v Munster. There's no way they will let up against Leicester.
Once again. well done Munster. But we'll be seeing you again soon .... have no doubt about it
For those getting carried away with the defeat - think back to 2009 and the corresponding fixture Munster won by 17 points (flattered them to be fair). Following week one of the grittiest performances from a Leinster side ever against Quins. A loss can spur on a team more than a win and this will be the case without doubt for next Saturday. Leinster need to be at their best ala 1st Half v Munster. There's no way they will let up against Leicester.
Once again. well done Munster. But we'll be seeing you again soon .... have no doubt about it
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Man thats a p!ss poor excuse for not scoring a try (or even looking like it) in nearly 500 minutes of rugby. I feel your shame . There was nothing stopping your guys from running some of those penalties r taking a scrum an trying for a PT (sorry I couldn't keep a straight face on that one either ).ruck wrote:Of course we can't score trys, when you're happy to concede penalties every time we get into the danger zone.brummie-leinster-man wrote:So that's now 480 mins since Munster scored a try against us?
That, and we don't have 1 centre in our team currently, so we can't get the ball to our danger men.
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any more excuses? the ref getting in the way of a pass?ruck wrote:Of course we can't score trys, when you're happy to concede penalties every time we get into the danger zone.brummie-leinster-man wrote:So that's now 480 mins since Munster scored a try against us?
That, and we don't have 1 centre in our team currently, so we can't get the ball to our danger men.
anyone can pass a ball (with the exception of Cian Healy ) you dont need sh!t hot centres to get the ball to 'danger men'!
Anyway, your centres should be classed as 'danger men' ......ours are!!
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Psst, appreciate I'm being pedantic but it's 486 minutes - and for anyone who doesn't remember, the last Munster player to score a try against us was Denis Fogarty.brummie-leinster-man wrote:So that's now 480 mins since Munster scored a try against us?
JohnB wrote: While there were some strange decisions by the Ref (the penalty against Ross when DuPreez was clearly already pooping out of the scrum,
Ewww, could he not have done that in the dressing room before the match!!!
Watch that part again - BOD was furious. I'm cr@p at lip reading but BOD clearly said to the ref that he was being held.JohnB wrote:BOD's YC where I think he was being held down by DOC and MOD and a few others)
Also, if Donners doesn't stop flapping his hands at the referees he's going to end up with carpal tunnel syndrome.
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The law of averages would have said that our run of victories against Munster would end at some stage, so to lose in Thomond, by 1 point, in a (relatively) meaningless match? - I'd take that...
Well done to Munster, and O'Gara was level-headed in his interview at the end. Superb kicking display from both 10s
Well done to Munster, and O'Gara was level-headed in his interview at the end. Superb kicking display from both 10s
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