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Munster vs Scarlets, Sat 7 May 3pm; Live on S4C

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  • #102
    DDC1990
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    CJ nearly killed ROM with that pass.


  • #103
    Anatidaephobia
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    Good break from Keatley.


  • #104
    Anatidaephobia
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    Anatidaephobia wrote: »
    How many times has the last person in the Scarlets line knocked on during a break?

    Again.


  • #105
    LuckyGent88
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    Anatidaephobia wrote: »
    Good break from Keatley.

    2 great breaks from him now.

    What was Cronin at there?? Just stay away from it ffs


  • #106
    CatFromHue
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    LuckyGent88 wrote: »
    Pretty sure CJ got it down for the try anyway. Should get the victory now at least.
    Poor performance though and lucky scarlets were rubbish

    Not sure if it was a try tbh.

    The ball went forward, not sure if he hit if forward, before he gathered it and then grounded it. He definitely lost control of the ball in that move


  • #107
    Clareman
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    CatFromHue wrote: »
    Not sure if it was a try tbh.

    The ball went forward, not sure if he hit if forward, before he gathered it and then grounded it. He definitely lost control of the ball in that move

    He had a hand on it while placing the ball, would have been harsh not to give it.


  • #108
    Clareman
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    That's the handicap definitely beaten now, phew


  • #109
    CatFromHue
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    Clareman wrote: »
    He had a hand on it while placing the ball, would have been harsh not to give it.

    yeah he regathered it and grounded it but he did lose control of the ball and it went forward.

    how it went forward I dunno but found it strange the TMO was so keen to give the try


  • #110
    Anatidaephobia
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    Scannell is really powerful. Good try.


  • #111
    LuckyGent88
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    Job done anyway. Need to improve so much though.


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  • #112
    Clareman
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    Top 2 teams in the league are Irish, 4 of the top 6 teams are Irish, some season for Irish teams even though we've been very poor all season.


  • #113
    CatFromHue
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    LuckyGent88 wrote: »
    Job done anyway. Need to improve so much though.

    Dunno if you can say job done, more game over.

    Munster's biggest asset today was Lanelli's ability to feck up so often. If Lanelli had tightened up a few things they would have won handy. It was only in the last 5 or 10 mins when the game was over did it look like Munster could play.


  • #114
    LuckyGent88
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    CatFromHue wrote: »
    Dunno if you can say job done, more game over.

    Munster's biggest asset today was Lanelli's ability to feck up so often. If Lanelli had tightened up a few things they would have won handy. It was only in the last 5 or 10 mins when the game was over did it look like Munster could play.


    Oh absolutely. They shot themselves in the foot so often. Gifted us two tries thankfully


  • #115
    Clareman
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    CatFromHue wrote: »
    Dunno if you can say job done, more game over.

    Munster's biggest asset today was Lanelli's ability to feck up so often. If Lanelli had tightened up a few things they would have won handy. It was only in the last 5 or 10 mins when the game was over did it look like Munster could play.

    The Scarlets played like we played for most of the season, get in great positions but mess up at the end and cough up some very soft points.


  • #116
    lazybones32
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    LuckyGent88 wrote: »
    Oh absolutely. They shot themselves in the foot so often. Gifted us two tries thankfully

    I suppose you could say they 'out-Munstered Munster' in that department today...

    To be delighted that we finished sixth in the Pro-12 is such a strange and unusual way to finish a Season...


  • #117
    Rightwing
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    Clareman wrote: »
    Top 2 teams in the league are Irish, 4 of the top 6 teams are Irish, some season for Irish teams even though we've been very poor all season.

    It says more about the league than the state of the provinces.

    We should nearly bring back the inter provincials and scrap the league.


  • #118
    Clareman
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    Rightwing wrote: »
    It says more about the league than the state of the provinces.

    We should nearly bring back the inter provincials and scrap the league.

    And what have the top 3 interpros into the Not-The-Heineken Cup and the forth in Not-The-Parker-Pen Cup? This is the first year than the set qualifications have meant that teams haven't automatically qualified and I think it made for an exciting league, yes the quality of the league is miles behind the English and French leagues but I would imagine that the amount of home grown talent in the pro-12 is a lot higher than the other leagues which is better for the national teams in the long term.


  • #119
    Rightwing
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    Clareman wrote: »
    And what have the top 3 interpros into the Not-The-Heineken Cup and the forth in Not-The-Parker-Pen Cup? This is the first year than the set qualifications have meant that teams haven't automatically qualified and I think it made for an exciting league, yes the quality of the league is miles behind the English and French leagues but I would imagine that the amount of home grown talent in the pro-12 is a lot higher than the other leagues which is better for the national teams in the long term.

    Certainly more so than the French league anyway.


  • #120
    phog
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    Poor enough game but we scored 5 tries to their 5 penalties. Murray said the first half lasted 55 mins, our fitness might have stood to us. I thought we might be in bother losing Scannell & TOD so early and having to defend so much. Zebo & possibly Murray might well have sat out yesterday's game if it wasn't a must win game, both were heavily strapped, I think Zebo even got additional strapping during the warm up and once again during the game.

    Our three subs for the backs were used thru' injury we also used two forwards to replace injured players. It looked like we might finished with 14 men when Holland went down late in the game.

    Huge relief for fans and players once that 4th try was scored and Saili's try was possibly try of the season. He did very well yesterday.


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  • #121
    phog
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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHeX_xuvpKE


  • #122
    thomond2006
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    Fantastic from Saili and Earls for the first try. We need to see more of this from Saili next season and less of the dumb penalties.

    Job done and the minimum required secured but it's been a season to forget. Our seeding for Europe means we're likely to have a much tougher pool than this season so next season will be a challenge.


  • #123
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    phog wrote: »
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHeX_xuvpKE

    Zebo :P


  • #124
    phog
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    WTVs blog of the game


  • #125
    phog
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    I've watched game again on TV, how did the TMO allow Stander's try, from the limited views available it looked like it was initially held up, then lost forward and finally touched down.

    The only thing is the TMO might have seen that CJ got the ball down rather than it being held up by the defender but that's not clear on what I saw or can the TMO give it if he doesn't clearly see it being held up?.


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