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Champions Cup European Rugby 2017/18

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Well it all kicks off in Europe this weekend 

 

some cracking ties 

 

tigers will be looking to make a good start in a tough group , that again includes my beloved munster 

 

wasps v Ulster is a cracking game to get it all going on TV 

 

 

Guest WarehamFox
Posted

Munster second best team in Ireland, but agree it should be a cracking year! Come on Tigers!

Posted

Tigers need to keep their main squad players fit and injury free, for longer periods...

plus we must have them together on top form, like years gone by

Then we can compete, at the high level again.

We have  always been, and still are  a good top team. Top 4 and Top 6, always achieved,

but sort of flatlined like Arsenal, and were then simply not good enough, for top 2, or

continual european Semis.

I have always been a Tigers man, the club has always been top notch, but those real heavy

defeats at home, in the last 6 yrs, took out the mystery and untouchables character of

the squad, the system and the clubs top organistion.

plus sky losing the Aviva PL and all  regualar Euro games...really disappointed me..

Posted
2 hours ago, WarehamFox said:

Munster second best team in Ireland, but agree it should be a cracking year! Come on Tigers!

Munster is not some Posh boys buggering club , it’s a warrior Provence with a warriors heart , we are forged in Limerick and sharpened in cork and gain our strength form Clare , Kerry , Tipp and Waterford 

 

its where the Docker and the Doctor play side by side from school to seniors 

 

to be born a munster man is a gift from god  and it’s a gift we all embrace , we were never mastered by any invading force .... ever 

 

 

Posted
1 hour ago, fuchsntf said:

Tigers need to keep their main squad players fit and injury free, for longer periods...

plus we must have them together on top form, like years gone by

Then we can compete, at the high level again.

We have  always been, and still are  a good top team. Top 4 and Top 6, always achieved,

but sort of flatlined like Arsenal, and were then simply not good enough, for top 2, or

continual european Semis.

I have always been a Tigers man, the club has always been top notch, but those real heavy

defeats at home, in the last 6 yrs, took out the mystery and untouchables character of

the squad, the system and the clubs top organistion.

plus sky losing the Aviva PL and all  regualar Euro games...really disappointed me..

I genuinely believe the tigers issues are in the boardroom ... would love to see the tigers rise up again , they will but need the board to be wiped out 

 

 

ulsters performance in 2nd half was very very impressive 

 

cracking start 

Posted
58 minutes ago, GaelicFox said:

Munster is not some Posh boys buggering club , it’s a warrior Provence with a warriors heart , we are forged in Limerick and sharpened in cork and gain our strength form Clare , Kerry , Tipp and Waterford 

 

its where the Docker and the Doctor play side by side from school to seniors 

 

to be born a munster man is a gift from god  and it’s a gift we all embrace , we were never mastered by any invading force .... ever 

 

 

 

Fook me Paddy that sounds magnificent !! ...    shame they are not very good at rugby ...   :)

Posted

Shame not to get a bonus point win over a decimated Wasps side.

 

Aside from Ulster, would like to see Clermont finally win it. Dont think it will happen though.

Posted
13 hours ago, Countryfox said:

 

Fook me Paddy that sounds magnificent !! ...    shame they are not very good at rugby ...   :)

 

13 hours ago, Countryfox said:

 

Fook me Paddy that sounds magnificent !! ...    shame they are not very good at rugby ...   :)

Anyone from these parts should pipe down about other teams being bad at rugby 

 

only for wasps being in Coventry this region would be a rugby wasteland 

 

lol 

Posted
56 minutes ago, GaelicFox said:

 

Anyone from these parts should pipe down about other teams being bad at rugby 

 

only for wasps being in Coventry this region would be a rugby wasteland 

 

lol 

I know its meant  all tongue in cheek...Munster..founded 1879.Tigers 1880...

Since then both prominent and force continuously since.

If city had bad eras, then the Tigers were damn good .Compensation

Both Even in the amateur days, were teams to beat, and ran on a Profi basis.

Even in the "Course Rugby days" where half the team might have had a few beers behind them.

Coventry were a big club, but faded, Northampton Lost that righteous path for awhile, but thankfully for good continual heated Derbies, have found their profi level and like Tigers compete at that high level.....top 4.top 6, regulsr European competition.

The are top junior clubs, Like S.Leicester , where I started,then  played under the Swifts, but

drifted due to my travels. Wore the Tigers shirt 5 times, under the best named replacement..A.n.other,

Some greats Tried  to support  me, unfortunately my knee exploded,

in a game before the end East-midland trials and player play-offs.was asked to rebuild and retrain

on Thursdays, but the Knee never recovered, for high quality Rugby, and then I got the travel bug.Did have some games wayback then for a couple of now Well known French clubs,but that old injury Kept me from any real chance...Plus I played then only for the Craiq has they say..

 

Today I dont know, if the midlands will ever produce Like a conveyer belt, locals like French, Wheeler, Johnson, Dodge, The Youngs brothers, that mixed with out of town, plus a few from

High quality Irish a n d Welsh stock, plus  the odd Kiwi, etc Gave the Tigers both that Playing  and organisation edge, that actually gave us like Munster a fear factor...

I am far from home so how it is today I have no feeling for, just an armchair supporter.

 

 

 

 

 

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