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Champions Cup permutations 2016/17 after Round 4

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  • #392
    thomond2006
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    molloyjh wrote: »
    From our own perspective that's not the worst scheduling in the world. Head into the RDS for the game and into a pub then to watch Munster after. I'd rather be in the pub for a few pints after the game watching Munster than Saracens-Glasgow tbh. Was always going to be watching the Sunday games from the comfort of my couch.

    Obviously it's pretty crap for thomond who will have to watch the Munster game from D4, but even that should be enjoyable..... :D

    Thomond won't be in D4 you blaggard.


  • #393
    Former Former
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    molloyjh wrote: »
    From our own perspective that's not the worst scheduling in the world. Head into the RDS for the game and into a pub then to watch Munster after. I'd rather be in the pub for a few pints after the game watching Munster than Saracens-Glasgow tbh. Was always going to be watching the Sunday games from the comfort of my couch.

    Obviously it's pretty crap for thomond who will have to watch the Munster game from D4, but even that should be enjoyable..... :D

    Yeah, same as that, I'd say 99% of fans would be in the same boat.

    What's on in the RDS that day? Ideal Homes or something? Sign me up, but will they be showing the Leinster game?


  • #394
    thomond2006
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    Only 2h30 between the matches. That's not a lot if Leinster goes to ET.


  • #395
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    The Leinster game will hardly be in the RDS will it? I presumed it would be the Aviva?

    Anyway, that time is problematic but going to get two tickets and see how we go closer to the time.


  • #396
    molloyjh
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    Former Former wrote: »
    Yeah, same as that, I'd say 99% of fans would be in the same boat.

    What's on in the RDS that day? Ideal Homes or something? Sign me up, but will they be showing the Leinster game?

    D'oh!


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  • #397
    irishbucsfan
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    The Leinster game will hardly be in the RDS will it? I presumed it would be the Aviva?

    Anyway, that time is problematic but going to get two tickets and see how we go closer to the time.

    It's definitely in the Aviva


  • #398
    irishbucsfan
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    Would have been nice to try to get to both games but I'll survive watching the Munster game in a pub I guess


  • #399
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    If the Aviva wanted to keep the bars open and lash up a few big screens I'd love to hang back and cheer on Munster.


  • #400
    errlloyd
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    If the Aviva wanted to keep the bars open and lash up a few big screens I'd love to hang back and cheer on Munster.

    Think I might try and go to one of the rugby clubs and drink. They could probably do with the patronage.


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