Kettykat wrote:
Not good listening for the doom n gloom merchants amongst us that’s for sure , who moan at every conceivable opportunity,I’ve always been of the opinion , let the powers that be do their jobs and I’ll do mine ,which is support the club .
CobraCraig wrote:
If French signs on I’d think that signals the end for him, might even be the case regardless, he hardly pulled up trees when he got the chance.
phe13 wrote:
We've also got Croft available from his loan, if we wish to use him.
Don't know what is happening with Bill T.
We've got a good 3/4 line out ie Tom, Bill, Reece, Liam K, with Lee K in reserve.
NSW wrote:
I find it bizarre he’s not got an NRL deal.
Corey Thompson, some may remember him from playing at Widnes, has played nearly 100 games since returning from Widnes and is now 32.
R.B.A wrote:
I'll give my views as an outsider on Brett Hodgson, then feel free to rubbish them.
It appears to me that he is very very good at building a club, putting strong structures in place with the right staff within those structures.
The winners of the 2022 Munster Rugby Awards have today been confirmed with Keanes Jewellers trophies presented to clubs and individuals across the professional and domestic game. The first award confirmed...
– 218km cycle from The Sportsground to Sligo RFC to take place on Saturday 13th August – Club members & Connacht Rugby staff to take part, including Andy Friend & Eric Elwood – Funds raised to support Claire Carpenter...
– 218km cycle from The Sportsground to Sligo RFC to take place on Saturday 13th August – Club members & Connacht Rugby staff to take part, including Andy Friend & Eric Elwood – Funds raised to support Claire Carpenter...
We sat down with Andy Fogarty, a member of the Association of Referees Connacht Branch. The AIL referee discussed his journey within the game so far, and how the skills he has gained have helped him both on and off the pitch.
Ireland head coach Andy Farrell has named an extended 40-player squad for the five game Tour of New Zealand this summer. Johnny Sexton will captain the squad in what will be Ireland’s first tour since the 2018 series win over Australia.
Ireland head coach Andy Farrell has named an extended 40 player squad for the five game Tour of New Zealand this summer. Johnny Sexton will captain the squad in what will be Ireland’s first tour since the 2018 series win over Australia.
wrencat1873 wrote:
The only way that any English player is getting a WC winners medal is, if they make one from gold milk bottle tops.
The final will be Australia v NZ or Tonga.
I agree that it sounds like McGilvary has been told that he's not getting picked though.
