Pro14 Conferences 2019/20 and 2020/21

Jonny tight lips · Post by **Jonny tight lips** » June 19th, 2019, 12:20 pm

leinsterforever wrote:To play devil's advocate, I suppose you could argue that the initial draw two seasons ago biased the conference results over the two years. If Munster didn't have Glasgow in their conference, would they have been more likely to top it and earn a home semi and conseque ntly a better chance of winning it?

Who knows, it’s equally likely that Scarlets would of finished above them in 17/18 after obliterating them in the 2017 final. We should probably base the seedings on what actually happened.

paddyor · Post by **paddyor** » June 19th, 2019, 4:33 pm

johng wrote:
Jonny tight lips wrote: If they are gonna reset the conferences why not do it this way every year and the teams will know this so can compete accordingly..
Because under the current format teams play 11 home games one season and 10 the next or Visa versa.

Also, apparently this was said to Glasgow supporters, they wanted it so that you got a return fixture in the 5 intra conference games
So in 18 we Gla, Osp & Che away with Car & Zeb home. Which was reversed this season.

mildlyinterested · Post by **mildlyinterested** » July 17th, 2019, 1:19 pm

2019/20 Guinness PRO14 Fixtures (all times local)

Round 1 – Saturday, 28 September – 5.15pm

Benetton Rugby v Leinster Rugby, Stadio Monigo

Round 2 – Friday, 4 October – 7.35pm

Leinster Rugby v Ospreys Rugby, RDS Arena

Round 3 – Friday, 11 October – 7.35pm

Leinster Rugby v Edinburgh Rugby, RDS Arena

Round 4 – Saturday, 26 October – 5.15pm

Zebre Rugby Club v Leinster Rugby, Stadio Lanfranchi

Round 5 – Friday, 1 November – 7.35pm

Leinster Rugby v Dragons, RDS Arena

Round 6 – Friday, 8 November – 7.35pm

Connacht Rugby v Leinster Rugby, The Sportsground

Round 7 – Saturday, 30 November – 7.35pm

Glasgow Warriors v Leinster Rugby, Scotstoun Stadium

Round 8 – Friday, 20 December – 7.35pm

Leinster Rugby v Ulster Rugby, RDS Arena

Round 9 – Saturday, 28 December – 6pm

Munster Rugby v Leinster Rugby, Thomond Park

Round 10 – Saturday, 4 January – 5.30pm

Leinster Rugby v Connacht Rugby, RDS Arena

**** 6 Nations starts 01 Feb ******************

Round 11 – Saturday, 15 February – 2.30pm

Leinster Rugby v Cheetahs, RDS Arena

Round 12 – Friday, 21 February – 7.35pm

Ospreys Rugby v Leinster Rugby, Liberty Stadium

Round 13 – Friday, 28 February – 7.35pm

Leinster Rugby v Glasgow Warriors, RDS Arena

**** 6 Nations ends 14 March ******************

Round 14 – Saturday, 21 March – 3.00pm

Cheetahs v Leinster Rugby, Toyota Stadium

Round 15 – Friday, 27 March – 5.15pm

Southern Kings v Leinster Rugby, Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium

Round 16 – Saturday, 11 April – 5.15pm

Leinster Rugby v Zebre Rugby Club, RDS Arena

Round 17 – Saturday, 18 April – 5.30pm

Leinster Rugby v Munster Rugby, Aviva Stadium

Round 18 – Friday, 24 April – 3pm

Dragons v Leinster Rugby, Rodney Parade

Round 19 – Saturday, 9 May – 7.45pm

Scarlets v Leinster Rugby, Parc y Scarlets

Round 20 – Friday, 15 May – 7.35pm

Leinster Rugby v Cardiff Blues, RDS Arena

Round 21 – TBC

Ulster Rugby v Leinster Rugby, Kingspan Stadium

D4surfer · Post by **D4surfer** » July 17th, 2019, 5:38 pm

When is the calendar available to load on my phone? It helps with planning and makes it easier to avoid inadvertently accepting invitations to events that clash with matches.

johng · Post by **johng** » July 17th, 2019, 6:48 pm

Right now

footrush · Post by **footrush** » July 17th, 2019, 6:51 pm

D4surfer wrote:When is the calendar available to load on my phone? It helps with planning and makes it easier to avoid inadvertently accepting invitations to events that clash with matches.

Hornet · Post by **Hornet** » July 17th, 2019, 7:59 pm

Hornet · Post by **Hornet** » July 17th, 2019, 8:00 pm

mildlyinterested wrote:2019/20 Guinness PRO14 Fixtures (all times local)
Round 18 – Friday, 24 April – 3pm

Dragons v Leinster Rugby, Rodney Parade

Assume this is a time typo from the Pro14 Website.

Hornet · Post by **Hornet** » July 17th, 2019, 8:14 pm

Hornet wrote:
mildlyinterested wrote:2019/20 Guinness PRO14 Fixtures (all times local)
Round 18 – Friday, 24 April – 3pm

Dragons v Leinster Rugby, Rodney Parade

Assume this is a time typo from the Pro14 Website.

Checked Pro14 site. Match at 19:35.

Ulster Away 29/05/2020 K.O. TBA.

blockhead · Post by **blockhead** » July 17th, 2019, 10:45 pm

The ticket profits will be split differently, with the home teams pocketing 80 per cent and the away sides taking 20 per cent.
What was it before?

grahamwa · Post by **grahamwa** » July 18th, 2019, 1:07 pm

blockhead wrote:The ticket profits will be split differently, with the home teams pocketing 80 per cent and the away sides taking 20 per cent.
What was it before?

As I understood it previously the home team kept 100% of the receipt money for league games. For Play offs and semi finals, it was split 3 ways between the contenders and the league taking an equal share. With no "prize" money for getting to that stage. This came from the Glasgow forum when we were having the fight about 2 of the derbies being held @ Murrayfield.

Can I ask where you picked this up and if it is profits do the accountants have to get involved to work out what the profit was or is it purely a split of the ticket money taken?

blockhead · Post by **blockhead** » July 18th, 2019, 1:30 pm

grahamwa wrote:
blockhead wrote:The ticket profits will be split differently, with the home teams pocketing 80 per cent and the away sides taking 20 per cent.
What was it before?
As I understood it previously the home team kept 100% of the receipt money for league games. For Play offs and semi finals, it was split 3 ways between the contenders and the league taking an equal share. With no "prize" money for getting to that stage. This came from the Glasgow forum when we were having the fight about 2 of the derbies being held @ Murrayfield.

Can I ask where you picked this up and if it is profits do the accountants have to get involved to work out what the profit was or is it purely a split of the ticket money taken?

WalesOnline but don't judge me.

grahamwa · Post by **grahamwa** » July 18th, 2019, 1:32 pm

blockhead wrote:
grahamwa wrote:
blockhead wrote:The ticket profits will be split differently, with the home teams pocketing 80 per cent and the away sides taking 20 per cent.
What was it before?
As I understood it previously the home team kept 100% of the receipt money for league games. For Play offs and semi finals, it was split 3 ways between the contenders and the league taking an equal share. With no "prize" money for getting to that stage. This came from the Glasgow forum when we were having the fight about 2 of the derbies being held @ Murrayfield.

Can I ask where you picked this up and if it is profits do the accountants have to get involved to work out what the profit was or is it purely a split of the ticket money taken?
WalesOnline but don't judge me.

Judged, but commended for the strength of your ad blocker.

D4surfer · Post by **D4surfer** » July 18th, 2019, 2:57 pm

blockhead wrote:
grahamwa wrote:
blockhead wrote:The ticket profits will be split differently, with the home teams pocketing 80 per cent and the away sides taking 20 per cent.
What was it before?
As I understood it previously the home team kept 100% of the receipt money for league games. For Play offs and semi finals, it was split 3 ways between the contenders and the league taking an equal share. With no "prize" money for getting to that stage. This came from the Glasgow forum when we were having the fight about 2 of the derbies being held @ Murrayfield.

Can I ask where you picked this up and if it is profits do the accountants have to get involved to work out what the profit was or is it purely a split of the ticket money taken?
WalesOnline but don't judge me.

Reading the article here:

https://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/rug ... e-16602559

I think the bit about shared ticket profits only applies to the all Welsh Judgement Day matches. I could be wrong, as it's a bit ambiguous.

grahamwa · Post by **grahamwa** » July 18th, 2019, 3:12 pm

That was my take on it after reading the article.

Dave Cahill · Post by **Dave Cahill** » July 18th, 2019, 3:13 pm

D4surfer wrote: Reading the article here:

https://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/rug ... e-16602559

I think the bit about shared ticket profits only applies to the all Welsh Judgement Day matches. I could be wrong, as it's a bit ambiguous.

I'd say you're right on both counts - sure ask Simon Thomas on twitter, he's usually very responsive to questions.

LeinsterLeader · Post by **LeinsterLeader** » August 16th, 2019, 11:40 am

Anyone for Christmas in Cork?

https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingn ... 44271.html

Keith · Post by **Keith** » August 17th, 2019, 10:34 am

LeinsterLeader wrote:Anyone for Christmas in Cork?

https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingn ... 44271.html

That would be interesting, be good to see.

johng · Post by **johng** » August 21st, 2019, 5:45 pm

Not this year anyway. Tickets on sale for thomond already

johng · Post by **johng** » August 21st, 2019, 6:02 pm

Bought 2 for the west stand

Babbling 'brook

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