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Munster vs Zebre, Mon 30th Nov 8:15pm; Eir Sport 1

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  • #52
    Cookiemunster
    Moderators, Sports Moderators Posts: 12,271 Mod ✭✭✭✭Cookiemunster


    thomond2006 wrote: »
    Losing Matt Gallagher is a significant blow. Since he's broken into the team he's been excellent.

    The back three selection will be interesting. We'll see who out of Conway, Earls or Daly get a run against Scotland. Daly in particular is very short of gametime. Nash and Sweetnam have been racking up Pro14 appearances over the window.

    If Daly doesn't play against Scotland, can he start against Quins? It would be his first start since his injury against Connacht A in September.

    I don't think Daly starts against Quins, no matter what happens on Saturday. Haley is JVGs first choice FB. Daly was only starting in August because Haley wasn't available and hasn't played for Munster this season.


  • #53
    The Lost Sheep
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 14,967 ✭✭✭✭The Lost Sheep


    Yeah_Right wrote: »
    Was it him that got a 50m runaway try for the U20s last year? Theres something special about a tight 5 forward in the open field.
    Yeah. was always capable of things like that. coached teams who'd have played against him through youths rugby.


  • #54
    Jump_In_Jack
    Registered Users Posts: 3,824 ✭✭✭Jump_In_Jack


    6. Stander, 8. Coombes, 7. O’Mahony should be the new starting back row with O’Donoghue on the bench..

    Ahern was impressive.
    Josh Wycherley was solid.
    Would have liked to have seen more of Jack Daly.
    French took his try well but didn’t have any other memorable moments.


  • #55
    phog
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    A curates egg of a performance from us, the BP try scored before halftime but we had some terrible handling errors and some poor decision making from us when we had the ball to cap it all Gallagher picks up what looks like a nasty injury.

    Aside from the result we've had better nights in Thomond Park.


  • #56
    phog
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    Jump_In_Jack wrote: »
    French took his try well but didn’t have any other memorable moments.

    He saved a near certain try too and looked chuffed with himself.


  • #57
    Akrasia
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    ElisaAtWar wrote: »
    That was such an obvious knock on by Munster but the tmo can't see what's see in front of her face. No wonder folks lose faith

    I was getting a Covid hair cut at the time, had my glasses off watching it on a small screen and even I, mr Magoo himself, could see that was a knock on


  • #58
    ElisaAtWar
    Registered Users Posts: 1,081 ✭✭✭ElisaAtWar


    Akrasia wrote: »
    I was getting a Covid hair cut at the time, had my glasses off watching it on a small screen and even I, mr Magoo himself, could see that was a knock on

    Good response Akrasia, enjoyed that :-)


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