Itchy Arsenal wrote:
I love the concept and that we generate more cash but with a bit more thought and utilising more of the facility i.e. outside it could be a lot better.
I didnt get...
NickyKiss wrote:
It sounds to me like he’s got a pretty big influence on the squad at Wire, which after so long playing there is hardly surprising. He won’t be the top dog when he comes here and will need to settle in and get to know everyone.
Stu M wrote:
I've no problem with not being agreed with. But since my initial post on the first page of this thread I've had "how high is your horse" "snowflake", "Saints fans making mountain out of molehills, "crying over nothing" etc so not really the same is it?
fosdyke99 wrote:
we seem incapable of finding young local halfs.when we signed sneyd in 2015,whatever his faults ,it was the first time for a few years we had a number 7.very rarely injured...
Dunkirk Spirit wrote:
I’ve heard recently that the original plans for the new stand had been amended, but I’ve not seen any amendments plan on the portal as yet.
However I’ve noticed recent documents including this WAKEFIELD TRINITY - DELIVERY REPORT
Very interesting read...
easyWire wrote:
He certainly looked hungry.
I think it's a little unfair to question his fitness at this stage. The jet lag may have worn off but moving half-way across the world is more than just a plane journey.
Munster will face Premiership team Northampton Saints and Top 14 side Stade Toulousain in the 2022/23 Champions Cup Pool stages. The Pool draw took place this afternoon in Dublin and EPCR will now prepare the fixture schedules with an announcement of exact dates...
The pool draws for the European Challenge Cup competition was held in Dublin today with our opponents confirmed. Connacht Rugby were drawn in Pool A where we will take on CA Brive Rugby and Newcastle Falcons both home and away.
The EPCR will be conducting the Pool draw for next season’s Champions Cup and Challenge Cup today at 12pm with the Champions Cup draw set to begin at approximately 12.25pm. Munster will face off against...
FlexWheeler wrote:
Because by the time we get one area sorted, another area of the squad will become screwed. If they manage to get the pack sorted in 2 or 3 seasons, then the backline or halfbacks will be a problem.
