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There'll be a decent number of Leinster fans there but after a bigger final for us two weeks ago you'd imagine a lot will opt out. Glasgow dominated stadium I'd expect.
And it'll be that 10% that matter most lol
To be fair Munster had trips to Murrayfield and Ricoh and still travelled. I'd expect Leinster with better options and better incomes to travel. And by better incomes I mean statistically income is better in Dublin
There was 16k at the Ricoh lad....
Yes 12k Munster. My point being that the short turn around shouldn't really be an excuse for Leinster and they should bring at least 10-12k for a final. Especially when out of Dublin (where most of fan base is near) there is much more options and it is much more cheaper than a European fixture to travel.
Sorry, we're all at the Spice Girls gig in Croke Park tonight so can't make it.
OMG you're such a sporty spice.
They're in great form (albeit without being tested against a top level team) and we've been very mixed of late. They absolutely can win even if it doesn't look like that on paper, especially up front. They have a great chance especially at home. If we show up we'll win but we'll need to put together our best 80 minutes in a while, we were on top for the first 30 against Saracens and bossed the second half against Munster but were fairly mediocre in the middle, if we can play our best for most of the game we should win with a not to spare. My biggest worry is that they'll score early and force us to open up and play the game that suits them, if we can keep it tight for the opening stages and wear then down we should win.
It won't be as advantageous as it would be in Scotstoun but playing in your home city can only be a good thing. Didn't know about the forecast but if it's right that's good for Leinster as you say.
There'll certainly be more folk to take part in the Warrior Nation's favourite chant; BBBBBOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!
