Jukesays wrote:
It wasn't off limits, no-one asked, there was nothingnthat was said befire the interview about what was coming up but I guess that's more to do with the formula/aim of that...
Leighton Koopman
It was tough for the owners of Red Disa Investments to see what was happening to Western Province Rugby and that is why they decided to get involved in the beleaguered company that owns the Stormers.
Smiffy27 wrote:
I see your point but the mention of "Toby King" seems to stir up some strange/irrational feelings from our "supporters". I write "supporters" because I am fully aware that some come on here simply to stir the pot & see the reaction.
Fujiman wrote:
Great listen and think we are in safe hands for the foreseeable future. Surprised he wasn’t asked about the season ticket debacle though (unless it was agreed this was off limits).
Munster Rugby can confirm that Neil Cronin, Colm Hogan and Andrew O’Mahony have completed their time at the province. Scrum-half Neil Cronin scored two tries in 39 Munster appearances since making his debut as a non-contracted player against Leinster in December 2014.
Chris71 wrote:
I don't think its unfair to say we are worse under Smith than under Hodgson. Yes we have a poorer squad and clearly a smaller budget to play with than Hodgsons tenure. However...
Milky121086 wrote:
Care to elaborate? How is it rubbish whats your counter argument? Can you honestly say we would be any higher? are we better than Salford? Huddersfield? Leeds? Leigh? NO!
