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That's a load of balderdash. Everyone I know has nothing but respect for Stringer.janeymac08 wrote:I gave up going to Leinster games though when the crowd looked and sounded a bit too pleased to see Peter Stringer being carted off on a stretcher.
He's winding you up Simply. He is referring to the game where everyone was chanting Luuuuuuke, and munster fans interpreted it as booooooing Stringer.simplythebest wrote:That's a load of balderdash. Everyone I know has nothing but respect for Stringer.janeymac08 wrote:I gave up going to Leinster games though when the crowd looked and sounded a bit too pleased to see Peter Stringer being carted off on a stretcher.
Even if he doesn't drink, smoke, curse or chase fallen wimen
Should have said a section of the crowd (housed under the Anglesea stand). They were shushed by the way, but I'd never heard/seen anything like that at a match before.simplythebest wrote:That's a load of balderdash. Everyone I know has nothing but respect for Stringer.janeymac08 wrote:I gave up going to Leinster games though when the crowd looked and sounded a bit too pleased to see Peter Stringer being carted off on a stretcher.
Even if he doesn't drink, smoke, curse or chase fallen wimen
The usual thing is to clap when someone is being carted off on a streter. Play was stopped, was Luuuuuuke fixing his hair or something that his name would be chantedjohng wrote:He's winding you up Simply. He is referring to the game where everyone was chanting Luuuuuuke, and munster fans interpreted it as booooooing Stringer.simplythebest wrote:That's a load of balderdash. Everyone I know has nothing but respect for Stringer.janeymac08 wrote:I gave up going to Leinster games though when the crowd looked and sounded a bit too pleased to see Peter Stringer being carted off on a stretcher.
Even if he doesn't drink, smoke, curse or chase fallen wimen
I think it was the last time they beat us in Dublin. 2008. Perhaps that's why he gave up visiting us.
As far as I understand it, ROG couldn't give a rats arse about the public not loving him ... now young johnny seems to find it a bit more difficult to deal with (I didn't start the thread about ROG getting a hard time from them from the pale, I'm just explaining why johnny might be getting a hard time from them ones down south (& every where else as well) )berniemac67 wrote:janeymac08 wrote:
Bernie, I'll type slowly for you. Sexton isn't popular with a lot of the general public because they think he was very disrespectful to O'Gara. The long and the short of that is that if he is able to dish out abuse, people expect him to be able to take it as he has demonstrated that it is a a mode of communications that he seems at ease with.
you can't type slowly enough to make sense
poor rog, he needs sympathy and protection because that horrible man was mean to him
even my 6 year old is more grown up than that
I don't believe that. What's the story Janeymac, are you wumming again or are you just totally paranoid?janeymac08 wrote:Should have said a section of the crowd (housed under the Anglesea stand). They were shushed by the way, but I'd never heard/seen anything like that at a match before.
I'm not the paranoid one here. Its no biggie, I used to go to Leinster games regularly (not just when Munster were involved) and I don't go anymore. I'm sure I'm no loss. Simple.simplythebest wrote:I don't believe that. What's the story Janeymac, are you wumming again or are you just totally paranoid?janeymac08 wrote:Should have said a section of the crowd (housed under the Anglesea stand). They were shushed by the way, but I'd never heard/seen anything like that at a match before.
Well, there's something we can all agree on.janeymac08 wrote: I used to go to Leinster games regularly (not just when Munster were involved) and I don't go anymore. I'm sure I'm no loss. Simple.
Did one of the tiny mini skirts or fake tanned goosepimpled legs reject your affectionate passes?janeymac08 wrote:I'm not the paranoid one here. Its no biggie, I used to go to Leinster games regularly (not just when Munster were involved) and I don't go anymore. I'm sure I'm no loss. Simple.simplythebest wrote:I don't believe that. What's the story Janeymac, are you wumming again or are you just totally paranoid?janeymac08 wrote:Should have said a section of the crowd (housed under the Anglesea stand). They were shushed by the way, but I'd never heard/seen anything like that at a match before.
You weren't in Musgrave the day TOL got injured against the Scarlets before the Lions tour then?janeymac08 wrote:. They were shushed by the way, but I'd never heard/seen anything like that at a match before.
If lansdowne t'was mauved ta Tipp'rary ar Wat'rford t'wouldnt be n'issue.Broken Wing wrote:I love the way this thread has gone from the lack of support at Lansdowne impacting on the Irish side to Leinster fans are evil.
Many thanks to one particular poster who's on my ignore list but gets quoted a lot. Lots of the blame game doing the rounds:Broken Wing wrote:I love the way this thread has gone from the lack of support at Lansdowne impacting on the Irish side to Leinster fans are evil.
6th postI heard lots of jeering and sections of the crowd laughing when Sexton was preparing to take kicks at goal, anybody know what that was about?
The jeering happens every game. Punter behind me didn't say a peep except when Jonno missed a kick he shouted "No", but the glee in his voice really said "Yes"
I hate the Aviva. I've decide to call it the Aviva after persisting with LR for a while now, but Lansdowne Road is dead and this horrible, bloated, zombie stands in her place
Don't be going into the kitchen if you can't take the heat.The attitude to Sexton from certain sections of the crowd has been a problem for quite a while now, and it seems to me that he's a target in a way that few other (Irish) players are. They don't like him at all down south, as anyone who's attended our games at Mordor could testify. This is a new phenomenon, ROG never had to deal with anything like that at the same stage of his career.
So this entire post does nothing but emphasise BW's point, yet you take it as some sort of Leinster/Munster thing?janeymac08 wrote:Lots of the blame game doing the rounds:Broken Wing wrote:I love the way this thread has gone from the lack of support at Lansdowne impacting on the Irish side to Leinster fans are evil.
4th post on this thread:
6th postI heard lots of jeering and sections of the crowd laughing when Sexton was preparing to take kicks at goal, anybody know what that was about?The jeering happens every game. Punter behind me didn't say a peep except when Jonno missed a kick he shouted "No", but the glee in his voice really said "Yes"
I hate the Aviva. I've decide to call it the Aviva after persisting with LR for a while now, but Lansdowne Road is dead and this horrible, bloated, zombie stands in her placeDon't be going into the kitchen if you can't take the heat.The attitude to Sexton from certain sections of the crowd has been a problem for quite a while now, and it seems to me that he's a target in a way that few other (Irish) players are. They don't like him at all down south, as anyone who's attended our games at Mordor could testify. This is a new phenomenon, ROG never had to deal with anything like that at the same stage of his career.
It's a darby thing. (Yes I know it's spelt derby. Bit of a Clerk Clark thing)[Jackass] wrote:When Leinster played Tolouse there, it was one of the best atmospheres i've experienced in any game. Generally the atmosphere there has been very good with Leinster, with the exception of the awful peno fest v Munster this season.
Must just be an Irish thing...
Sounds doubtful given that you've probably been to many games in Limerick. I was in the terraces there for the final last year surrounded by "The most knowledgable fans in rugby" hurling abuse at whichever Leinster player was holding the ball at the time (when they weren't telling us to put our stupid f***ing flags away that is).janeymac08 wrote:Should have said a section of the crowd (housed under the Anglesea stand). They were shushed by the way, but I'd never heard/seen anything like that at a match before.
Was that the game he vacated after headbutting/running into one of his own players ??johng wrote:He's winding you up Simply. He is referring to the game where everyone was chanting Luuuuuuke, and munster fans interpreted it as booooooing Stringer.simplythebest wrote:That's a load of balderdash. Everyone I know has nothing but respect for Stringer.janeymac08 wrote:I gave up going to Leinster games though when the crowd looked and sounded a bit too pleased to see Peter Stringer being carted off on a stretcher.
Even if he doesn't drink, smoke, curse or chase fallen wimen
I think it was the last time they beat us in Dublin. 2008. Perhaps that's why he gave up visiting us.
