Babbling 'brook

I'll mail a load of them to you tomorrow. I even have a rendition of Father Abraham from Saturday night in the Boater!

Much and all as I'm delighted to see big Mal stay with Leinster, there's no way I'd agree that he's Ireland's best second row...in fact I wouldn't pick him to start against Italy. Maybe bring him in later in the Championship when he'll have a point to prove...just think O'Callaghan is a better cand...

Malahide Mullet wrote:That still does not explain why they sit bellow the Borders

Eve wrote: And Les - stay the hell away from him!!

Why have Connacht not improved then might be a better question Injuries and loss of key players. They lost Jackman and Bracken - we've seen that Jackman hasn't been greta for us but he was pivotal for Connacht. They've also lost O'Sullivan. Elwood has retired, the likes of Downey, Robinson, Slemen,...

That wouldn't be a bad idea Harryp. I'd say Cheika won't do that though until the 6N is over and our HEC voyage is over. However, once the lads from the Ireland squad return, Cheika could quite easily send him off for AIL duty. Barring injuries (fingers crossed) we wouldn't really need him.

WORST!

GAME!

EVER!

Stalker - he's not a legend - he's a LIGIND!!!!!

Oh and do NOT go near him for the rest of the season......... you and your track record.

Oops, stick to the topic - well done Filipe and Paula.

Leinster til I die - you're one lucky fecker! Those flights were gone within minutes. Anyway. Dublin to Gatwick with Ryanair on Friday morning, then on to Toulouse with Easyjet, flying back on the Monday morning with Easyjet and then home with Ryanair again - think the total came to around €190 - bo...

I'd be more worried about the Dragons pack than their backs. They demolished Connacht's forwards in the set pieces and got tries from a penalty try, a pushover try and a rolling maul from a lineout.

Still remain to be convinced by Buckley.....

I assume the "rooms for two" are twin rooms but you can never be too sure with these French - something always "gets lost in translation"