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Stade Yves du Manoir, France - 21/10/2012 (16:00 Local Time)
TV: FR2/Sky Sports
Fingers crossed that Montpellier aren't interested in the HEC this year....can't see that happening though, especially at home.
.......... and a slightly weakened side at Toulon.... ....sort out your own backyard and the sun will shine !!!!
It would appear that the crowd have the same view of the H Cup as the management at Montpellier......has anyone turned up? Looks very sparse....
A sparse 10,414 which on a Sun afternoon is not bad as it was pouring down and also televised on A2 which is non paying and 3000+ more than at B O who were up against a crack Italien side. So Montpellier get their first H Cup win of the season,and they win well, good to see an excellent following from the Sale boys they made plenty of noise but the 2nd half proved to be decisive for Montpellier, next two weeks games against Grenoble and Mont de Marsan we could get ourselves a very good position in the TOP 14 before the Autumn International break
It would appear that the crowd have the same view of the H Cup as the management at Montpellier......has anyone turned up? Looks very sparse....
A sparse 10,414 which on a Sun afternoon is not bad as it was pouring down and also televised on A2 which is non paying and 3000+ more than at B O who were up against a crack Italien side. So Montpellier get their first H Cup win of the season,and they win well, good to see an excellent following from the Sale boys they made plenty of noise but the 2nd half proved to be decisive for Montpellier, next two weeks games against Grenoble and Mont de Marsan we could get ourselves a very good position in the TOP 14 before the Autumn International break
Easy games for you for the next fortnight especially now that you have given your team a run out against the poorest side in the UK!!!
I was amazed to see the size of the crowd that Biarritz (on 5 game losing streak) attracted against a "crack" Italian side in the swimming pool that was Aguillera at the evening kick off on Saturday - even I was in two minds as to whether to make the effort......Ngwenya's try was only scored because the ball was kicked into their 22 and stopped dead in a pool through wihich their defender, who was easily favourite to get the ball, slid some 15 feet passed where he thought the ball was actually going to roll to and the road home was closed due to the weight of water such that I had to take a diversion.......compared to "our" rain, my boy, you had merely a slight shower!!!
It is good to see that my favourite French coach is bringing you guys back to the top.....you know I am happy for you really!