Babbling 'brook

28-27 to RPG now.

A chunk of Northampton's allocation will come back and it looks like there were no seats in the Hogan stand up today. There should still be decent seats available tomorrow. This is what Northampton have to buy in their allocation https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20240418/d83491de579305f2bdf7de1266c...

A chunk of Northampton's allocation will come back and it looks like there were no seats in the Hogan stand up today. There should still be decent seats available tomorrow.

Finishing ahead of the Bulls should be the aim. An away final in Glasgow wouldn't be the end of the world.

Was there really no journalist in Dublin Airport to see who flew out? Too busy moaning about Jordie Barrett?

FtD wrote: ↑April 17th, 2024, 3:04 pm It looks like to sit essentially along the side of the pitch (Hogan or Cusack stands) it's a minimum of €75 + fees per ticket.

So much for the strategy of not robbing people.

Utter nonsense how they appear to have designated c. 80% of the stadium as Category 1.

The exact same as last year.

Anyone have an idea of what parts of the ground each category of ticket is in?

mildlyinterested wrote: ↑April 16th, 2024, 9:08 am Box Office move.. Munster fans only jealous that its not them.

New Zealand probably wouldn't want him going there anyway. On Munster's recent form, he'd end up declaring for Australia after a few months.

FtD wrote: ↑April 15th, 2024, 7:52 pm I'm seeing it reported online as €200k for 6 months basically.

If he helps us lift a European Cup in May 2025, it will be money incredibly well spent.

Fewer than 2,500 premium level tickets on Saturday to put that in perspective.

I love seeing Leo coming out asking the EPCR to "not rip people off" in the ticket pricing strategy, so stands to reason that Leinster Rugby will officially make some sort of submission to them in this regard too, and show the evidence in how they appropriately priced the LAR game to get ...

the spoofer wrote: ↑April 15th, 2024, 9:47 am I'd say cheapest tickets will be €35 with anything reasonable around €50.

That's be a big improvement on last year's semi final when it was €75 for anywhere except the back of the upper tier.

This is the key paragraph IMO: "It’s hard to quantify line speed but one stat that I think is a good indicator is passes per defensive action (PPDA). According to a UK analyst Carrick Blake, Leinster pre-Nienaber were ranked 69th compared to being third now. All URC, Top 14, Premiership and Su...

KO confirmed for 5:30 on the Saturday. Hopefully EPCR don't totally f%~k it up and we get a huge crowd. Will season ticket holders get a prior window to general sale or is it everyone for themselves?? Kinda worrying when ur friends who have never gone to a game in years are texting you to see when ...

If they (EPRC) are smart they will pick a price point that will sell out and make a little more than a full Aviva at high prices, with a full stadium for the telly. If they try to gouge on price, I think it will backfire and fans will stay away. That's a bank holiday weekend in Ireland & UK, so...

4 tries in about 10 minutes. Wow.

Toulouse are leaking more points than you'd expect but they still look very dangerous in attack.

Willis absolutely flattened the Exeter outhalf for that try.

We had 46k at last year's semifinal with very high prices. The Croke Park novelty should add a few more though Northampton may be less of a draw than Toulouse. If EPRC think that they'll make more money by having lower prices than last year, we could have a really big crowd but I don't see 70,000 pe...

Breakfast wrote: ↑April 14th, 2024, 1:38 pm Anyone know where the full match can be viewed?

It's on the RTE player anyway.

ROG's worst beating since Duncan McRae.