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I honestly don't think so. Haven't lost at home all year and have got not far off max points in Thomond most of the year too.If Treviso can stand up to Munster up front (and they've been pretty nuggety in the pack) then they've every chance of beating them.
You'll beat us if we win in Newcastle, no chance Munster stand and watch a blue double-double.I honestly don't think so. Haven't lost at home all year and have got not far off max points in Thomond most of the year too.
I think we will grind out a comfortable enough but not awe inspiring win here and then fall short against Leinster.
Joey will have 2 extra weeks but we are struggling to mix it up.You'll beat us if we win in Newcastle, no chance Munster stand and watch a blue double-double.
Issue for us isn't short turn around its the fact its communion time but also there is 3 festivals on. 2 in Limerick and 1 on Cork. Riverfest is arguably Limericks biggest annual festival and with time of 3pm it will always take a few. But I'd still expect there to be 15k. Moving to Musgrave would be financial loss as seating issue would arise too with season tickets and bank of Ireland corporate boxes play a partI'd fancy Munster to win at home against Benetton seeing as they had no trouble dispatching them a few weeks ago despite a weakened team. Ulster against Connacht could be very close. Marty Moore and Jacob Stockdale are big losses, one their best tighthead by a distance and the other their best attacking weapon.
Sounds like ticket sales are very poor for both games. To be fair, a bank holiday weekend in Ireland with only a weeks notice to sell tickets didn't help. Perhaps in future Munster would be wise to move short notice games like this to Musgrave Park which they'd fill rather than Thomond Park which is expected to be 2/3 empty. It's easy to be wise in hindsight though.
I didn't think about that. The figure I'm hearing is a crowd of around 10,000 is expected in Thomond Park. Munster are now offering "kids go free" to bump up the attendance.Issue for us isn't short turn around its the fact its communion time but also there is 3 festivals on. 2 in Limerick and 1 on Cork. Riverfest is arguably Limericks biggest annual festival and with time of 3pm it will always take a few. But I'd still expect there to be 15k. Moving to Musgrave would be financial loss as seating issue would arise too with season tickets and bank of Ireland corporate boxes play a part
But to be fair the kids go free has been there all season for season ticket holders. So it's nothing new just papers are pucking up on it now for strange reason. I'd say 10k is the base. If sun shines it could boost it higher.I didn't think about that. The figure I'm hearing is a crowd of around 10,000 is expected in Thomond Park. Munster are now offering "kids go free" to bump up the attendance.
Are you ST holder. Rumours are fact it is a 2 week turnaround that both provinces have agreed to go through some routes. Leinster are weary of having fans scramble for tickets on week of HEC final as well as players getting distracted and well for us it is trying to cater to cluns and MRSCI'm all for giving Cork more games and not just because I'm moving there in July. They've sold out every game they got this year and showed out for the 20s too. A meaningful high stakes game like this is perfect for Cork I think. It is kinda tough to get excited for this game I won't lie. I'm just waiting to jump in tickets for the semi the second the fixture is confirmed should we win.
That's the ERCC, clubs have nothing to do with organising the semi final or final.The fact the hurling championship starts next weekend will hit sales. Lots of lads will know they're off next weekend.
Frankly 20k was a great attendance for a pro14 game v Connacht so it evens out. It's the lack of notice for a match that's always tough to see that's a killer. Shur even leinster badly failed to sell out the aviva for the Toulouse game.
Nope not a season ticket holder as I can only get down to Limerick a few times a year. Hope I'll be able to jump fairly quick in on tickets as I've to bring a yank to a rugby match while he's hereAre you ST holder. Rumours are fact it is a 2 week turnaround that both provinces have agreed to go through some routes. Leinster are weary of having fans scramble for tickets on week of HEC final as well as players getting distracted and well for us it is trying to cater to cluns and MRSC
AIL finals on if you want to keep him safe! You can hope both clubs lose!Nope not a season ticket holder as I can only get down to Limerick a few times a year. Hope I'll be able to jump fairly quick in on tickets as I've to bring a yank to a rugby match while he's here
Will keep an ear to ground for you.Nope not a season ticket holder as I can only get down to Limerick a few times a year. Hope I'll be able to jump fairly quick in on tickets as I've to bring a yank to a rugby match while he's here
You're a good lad appreciate it!Will keep an ear to ground for you.