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cwebber82 wrote:A lad I work with plays for Bective and claims he gets paid by the club. He won't tell me how much. Should I believe him?
If he's playing AIL for them, it's probably true that he gets a match fee. Would generally be in the region of 100 to 500 euro. An average would be about 200 I'd with some of the better or overseas players pulling in more.

Fergus Slattery is leading a lobby to return the AIL to full amateur status
I wonder does that have anything to do with the fact that Blackrock RFC are broke?
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simplythebest wrote:
Darce wrote:
cwebber82 wrote:A lad I work with plays for Bective and claims he gets paid by the club. He won't tell me how much. Should I believe him?
If he's playing AIL for them, it's probably true that he gets a match fee. Would generally be in the region of 100 to 500 euro. An average would be about 200 I'd with some of the better or overseas players pulling in more.

Fergus Slattery is leading a lobby to return the AIL to full amateur status
I wonder does that have anything to do with the fact that Blackrock RFC are broke?
Aren't they all?
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Scott wrote:Aren't they all?
This. They are all f%~ked basically. There are one or two exceptions but many have long term debts of over 1 million euro. It's also true to say that Rock are by no means the worst, indeed they are one of the few clubs to actually turn a profit last year.
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Big day for Marys tomorrow against Young Munster.

Shame that Gareth 'Logie' Logan will miss out due to injury. Great servant to the club and an absolute gent.

Munsters would love nothing more than to come down to Templogue and spoil Marys party but if Marys keep their cool I think they should win with something to spare.
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Looking forward to Mary's and Munsters tomorrow! Should be good match with YM out to spoil the party as mentioned but Mary's should see it out. Hope its good anyway and its on the box!
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Many here going to Templeville or LR?
Looks nice outside so should be a great day of rugby.
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uncle fester wrote:Many here going to Templeville or LR?
Looks nice outside so should be a great day of rugby.
I'll be at Templeville. Hard to know what to wear though with the crazy weather. Heavy pitch jacket and beanie hat or light jacket and baseball cap? I've a feeling I'll regret whatever decision I'll make.
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Marys...always with the drama!!
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A Sexton scoring two tries to come from behind and win a (kind of) final? Heard that before.. :happy clapper:
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Donny B. wrote:
uncle fester wrote:Many here going to Templeville or LR?
Looks nice outside so should be a great day of rugby.
I'll be at Templeville. Hard to know what to wear though with the crazy weather. Heavy pitch jacket and beanie hat or light jacket and baseball cap? I've a feeling I'll regret whatever decision I'll make.
Think I passed you on the stand. The Tallaght jacket stands out. Do you have a goatee like your avatar?
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......and Wanderers are relegated.....
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uncle fester wrote:
Donny B. wrote:
uncle fester wrote:Many here going to Templeville or LR?
Looks nice outside so should be a great day of rugby.
I'll be at Templeville. Hard to know what to wear though with the crazy weather. Heavy pitch jacket and beanie hat or light jacket and baseball cap? I've a feeling I'll regret whatever decision I'll make.
Think I passed you on the stand. The Tallaght jacket stands out. Do you have a goatee like your avatar?
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Darce wrote:
uncle fester wrote: Think I passed you on the stand. The Tallaght jacket stands out. Do you have a goatee like your avatar?
He does indeed. Donny is a beautiful man with a pristinely manicured, delicately cultivated designer facial hair








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uncle fester wrote:
Donny B. wrote:
uncle fester wrote:Many here going to Templeville or LR?
Looks nice outside so should be a great day of rugby.
I'll be at Templeville. Hard to know what to wear though with the crazy weather. Heavy pitch jacket and beanie hat or light jacket and baseball cap? I've a feeling I'll regret whatever decision I'll make.
Think I passed you on the stand. The Tallaght jacket stands out. Do you have a goatee like your avatar?
That's me. Was fecking roasting in my big jacket so dumped it in the clubhouse for the second half. Was a great day and a cracking match.
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As Tallaght's match was called off at the last minute, I made the Marys - Ul Bohs match.

Marys blew a load of try-scoring chances in the first half and ended up holding on for a 17-13 win.
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Cork Con 22 Tarf 20. Con get the winning try in the eigth minute of injury time.

Tadhg Furlong impressed for Tarf in the loose & especially in the tight. Colm O'Shea looked good as well.
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Furlong & former academy prop Royce Burke-Flynn had the Con scrum (featuring John Ryan) under serious pressure from start to finish, the ref seemed quite happy for the prop Furlong was demolishing to continually drop his bind when a half decent referee would have binned him & rewarded a clearly dominant scrum.

You could hear some of Furlong's tackles from the side-line.
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Marys v Lansdowne tonight under lights at Templeville. Should be a good match. Lansdowne have started like a train and Marys have lost key men from last season like Gavin Dunne and Hugh Hogan. Being streamed on Irishrugby.ie but can't testify to how good the quality will be.
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Jack Mc Grath is playing Tight head for Marys tonight
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Stream is stable, quality is a little low. can't really read the numbers on the shirts.

Particular highlight for me thus far was Mick Quinn telling us all that Thailand was a 'great place to get a massage'....
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