Leinster @ Ulster, Sat 27 Apr 17:15 KO

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Re: Leinster @ Ulster, Sat 27 Apr 17:15 KO

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LeRouxIsPHat wrote:
wixfjord wrote:Not sure I understand the logic to some of those selections.
HOS could surely do with gametime for example?

Why start Deegan if he’s definitely going to be needed for the final?

I understand why we don't want to go full C team, but it would be a huge shame if someone like R Byrne, Deegan or Brian Byrne got an injury that meant they'd miss the final.

Same logic applies to HOS though doesn't it?
The difference is HOS needs gametime though.
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Re: Leinster @ Ulster, Sat 27 Apr 17:15 KO

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arsebiscuits1 wrote:Is Nagle able to play in this fixture?
Apparently he can :lol:
He's gotten awfully fond of that brick
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arsebiscuits1 wrote:
arsebiscuits1 wrote:Is Nagle able to play in this fixture?
Apparently he can :lol:
odd read an interview earlier in the season saying he couldnt.
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Re: Leinster @ Ulster, Sat 27 Apr 17:15 KO

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That's not a very physical Ulster backline.

The likes of Tomane should have a bit of success running at them.
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Re: Leinster @ Ulster, Sat 27 Apr 17:15 KO

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looks like leinster released Dunne, Kelly and Silvester to play for Trinity at the weekend in the AIL semi.
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mildlyinterested wrote:
odd read an interview earlier in the season saying he couldnt.
That's where my query came from. I remember him saying in an interview that a player on loan in Ireland can't play.

I wonder does that only apply to Europe?

Possible both provinces came to an agreement of some description too
He's gotten awfully fond of that brick
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Re: Leinster @ Ulster, Sat 27 Apr 17:15 KO

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I wonder if COB isn't fit.
He's gotten awfully fond of that brick
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arsebiscuits1 wrote:
mildlyinterested wrote:
odd read an interview earlier in the season saying he couldnt.
That's where my query came from. I remember him saying in an interview that a player on loan in Ireland can't play.

I wonder does that only apply to Europe?

Possible both provinces came to an agreement of some description too
The game being a dead rubber may be a factor.
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Re: Leinster @ Ulster, Sat 27 Apr 17:15 KO

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neill_m wrote:
arsebiscuits1 wrote:
mildlyinterested wrote:
odd read an interview earlier in the season saying he couldnt.
That's where my query came from. I remember him saying in an interview that a player on loan in Ireland can't play.

I wonder does that only apply to Europe?

Possible both provinces came to an agreement of some description too
The game being a dead rubber may be a factor.
That's probably the case. No real point enforcing a "no play" clause in this situation.
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Re: Leinster @ Ulster, Sat 27 Apr 17:15 KO

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wixfjord wrote:Tomane should have a bit of success ........

First time for everything I suppose :lol: :lol: :lol:
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neill_m wrote:
arsebiscuits1 wrote:
mildlyinterested wrote:
odd read an interview earlier in the season saying he couldnt.
That's where my query came from. I remember him saying in an interview that a player on loan in Ireland can't play.

I wonder does that only apply to Europe?

Possible both provinces came to an agreement of some description too
The game being a dead rubber may be a factor.
What?! With the interprovincial championship on the line?
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Re: Leinster @ Ulster, Sat 27 Apr 17:15 KO

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Bit of a weird team but it's nice to see Ross as captain, I hope he does well. Pity Molony isn't fit, he could have been an option for the final.

I think we've only got three scrumhalves in the Euro squad so although O'Sullivan needs gametime we probably can't risk him. Deegan and Ross Byrne don't need to be there but at the very least there's someone to replace him.
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Re: Leinster @ Ulster, Sat 27 Apr 17:15 KO

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playing BB is a risk, he and tracy the only healty hookers registered for europe.
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wixfjord wrote: Same logic applies to HOS though doesn't it?
The difference is HOS needs gametime though.[/quote]

And BB doesn't? I'd say they all do, big gap between the Glasgow game and the final. It's not like we beat Treviso or Glasgow either.
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Re: Leinster @ Ulster, Sat 27 Apr 17:15 KO

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Adam McKendry

Ian Nagle is indeed free to play for @UlsterRugby this weekend after being given permission to select him by @leinsterrugby
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Re: Leinster @ Ulster, Sat 27 Apr 17:15 KO

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Actually it's not a total dead rubber with the results in Belfast and Limerick determining whether Leinster and Ulster will be together in Conference A or B next year. 2 home wins will see them remain in B, otherwise they will be together in A.

Pro 14 18/19 Points Split (As things stand)

Conference A
Ireland 1 Leinster 75
Ireland 4 Ulster 59
Wales 2 Cardiff Blues 53
Wales 3 Scarlets 50
Scotland 1 Glasgow 76
Italy 2 Zebre 19
South Africa 1 Cheetahs 41

Conference B
Ireland 2 Munster 73
Ireland 3 Connacht 61
Wales 1 Ospreys 54
Wales 4 Dragons 21
Scotland 2 Edinburgh 51
Italy 1 Benetton 52
South Africa 2 Southern Kings 22
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mildlyinterested wrote:playing BB is a risk, he and tracy the only healty hookers registered for europe.
Is there anyone else? Would any of the sub academy hookers train with Leinster enough to know the calls etc?
He's gotten awfully fond of that brick
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Re: Leinster @ Ulster, Sat 27 Apr 17:15 KO

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Re: Leinster @ Ulster, Sat 27 Apr 17:15 KO

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arsebiscuits1 wrote:
mildlyinterested wrote:playing BB is a risk, he and tracy the only healty hookers registered for europe.
Is there anyone else? Would any of the sub academy hookers train with Leinster enough to know the calls etc?
Dan Sheehan trains with seniors along with rest of academy, so yes.

Suspect he is playing for Trinity this weekend, has been a key player for them all season.

Suppose BB needs a run out, expect he will be pulled early enough.
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Re: Leinster @ Ulster, Sat 27 Apr 17:15 KO

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15. Jimmy O’Brien(22) - Newbridge
14. Fergus McFadden(32) - Clongowes
13. Joe Tomane(29)
12. Noel Reid(28) - St. Michaels
11. Dave Kearney(29) - Clongowes
10. Ross Byrne(24) - St. Michaels
9. Nick McCarthy(24) - St. Michaels

1. Jack McGrath(29) - St. Marys
2. Bryan Byrne(25) - Clongowes
3. Michael Bent(33)
4. Josh Murphy(24) - St. Michaels
5. Oisin Dowling(21) - St. Michaels
6. Max Deegan(22) - St. Michaels
7. Will Connors(23) - Clongowes
8. Caelan Doris(21) - Blackrock

Replacements
16. Ronan Kelleher(21) - St. Michaels
17. Peter Dooley(24) - Birr RFC
18. Vakh Abdaladze(23) - Coolmine RFC
19. Ryan Baird(19) - St. Michaels
20. Scott Penny(19) - St. Michaels
21. Paddy Patterson(20) - Blackrock
22. Ciaran Frawley(21) - Skerries RFC
23. Barry Daly(26) - Gonzaga
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