Good god, could you have come up with a more tone deaf post to try honour the man? Pushing an AI? Give your heads a wobble lads, you're way off the mark with this.
MONTY PYTHON’S LIFE OF BRIAN was released 46 years ago this week. The second entry in the Monty Python film series, and regarded among the great British comedies, the story of how it was made will have you asking what have the Romans ever done for us…?
Before (2024) / After (2025) the pedestrianization and greening of Rue Saint-Victor in the 5th arrondissement of Paris, a case where traditional cobblestones were laid in place of asphalt.
I ask myself this question in the context of many things but then I remind myself every time a deck of cards is shuffled (properly) it's entirely unique
Absolutely unreal stuff from Leinster, dismantled the Bulls completely who had no answers without set piece dominance. Tough for the Bulls to travel and bring the A game but Leinster simply never gave them a chance. Fitting end for Ross Byrne's time with us. That'll silence a lot of people!
Have to say I enjoy your content as I recently discovered it but this is a bad take and very dismissive. Hugo gave his opinion in response but not in an emotional manner and certainly not in a way that can be considered having a go. Suggesting someone go back to twitter is the height of insult
Sam Prendergast might be the most-talked about player in rugby right now. With hyperbole rampant in both directions, it's time to answer the question: Never mind his potential, his ceiling, or how amazing he'll be in four years time. How good is Sam Prendergast *now*? youtu.be/BLkBhGY_ns4
Apply for the job then and do it better then. Otherwise, fact remains Kleyn and Frisch ain't part of his plans and what you wanted was entirely selfish and about what's best for Munster. Not to mention using it as tinfoil hat fuel to attacK the IRFU
I know. Imagine demanding to give an international cap just so Munster can hold onto imported players when said players were clearly not in Farrell's plans. So in effect they want to screw both players at international level so they'll stick around Munster. Could these people be any more selfish?
Leinster missed 2 kicks, one of which was in an easier position and were missing Lowe, Keenan, Larmour, had Furlong back in his first game in months, O'Brien pulling out at the last minute etc. Easy to make excuses, Leinster full value for the win.
Don't agree, we earned that win with top notch defence, especially at the end. They worked savagely hard and LAR had chances at the end but were simply denied by a smothering defence.
Agreed, not the first time they moved up a gear with a man in the bin this season. I'm going to go with horses for courses then but I worry about the big teams like LAR and Toulouse when (and if) we get to them. Attack just feels to have regressed year on year
Is it clever game strategy and management or is it a blunt attack overly focussed on defence? There were a lot of one out runners and not a whole lot of inventive attacking play. Granted Munster showed almost nothing in attack so horses for courses?
