Munster 2014/2015

by MBTGOG Mon 14 Jul 2014, 1:34 pm

First topic message reminder :

Munster Senior Squad 14/15

Hooker: Duncan Casey, Niall Scannell, Mike Sherry, Damien Varley

Prop: Stephen Archer, BJ Botha, Alan Cotter, James Cronin, Martin Kelly, Dave Kilcoyne, John Ryan

Lock: Dave Foley, Billy Holland, Donncha O'Callaghan, Paul O'Connell, Donncha Ryan

Back Row: Shane Buckley*, Paddy Butler, Robin Copeland, Sean Dougall, Dave O'Callaghan, Tommy O'Donnell, Barry O'Mahoney, Peter O'Mahoney, CJ Stander

Scrum Half: Conor Murray, Cathal Sheridan, Duncan Williams

Out Half: JJ Hanrahan, Jonny Holland*, Ian Keatley, Tyler Bleyendaal

Centre: Cian Bohane, Ivan Dineen, Keith Earls, Andrew Smith

Wing: Andrew Conway, Johne Murphy, Luke O'Dea, Ronan O'Mahoney, Gerhard van den Heever, Simon Zebo

Full Back: Denis Hurley, Felix Jones

*Promoted from academy

Player Movement 14/15

In: Tyler Bleyendaal (Crusaders), Robin Copeland (Cardiff Blues), Martin Kelly (Dublin University), Andrew Smith (Brumbies)
Out: James Coughlan (Pau), James Downey (Glasgow Warriors), Casey Laulala (Racing Metro), Quentin MacDonald (Chiefs, NZ), Ian Nagle (TBC), Niall Ronan (Retired)

Academy Squad 14/15

Max Abbot (Year 1), Rory Burke (Year 2), Niall Horan (Year 2) Brian Scott (Year 1), John Madigan (Year 2), Sean McCarthy (Year 2), Darragh Moloney (Year 1), Ryan Murphy (Year 3), Jack O'Donoghue (Year 3)
Jack Cullen (Year 2), Ryan Foley (Year 1), Jamie Glynn (Year 1), Gearoid Lyons (Year 2), Dan Goggin (Year 1), Rory Scannell (Year 2), Greg O'Shea (Year 2), Alex Wootton (Year 2), Stephen Fitzgerald (Year 1), David Johnston (Year 2), Darren Sweetnam (Year 3)

Coaching Staff 14/15

Head Coach: Anthony Foley
Team Manager: Niall O'Donovan
Scrum Coach: Jerry Flannery
Backs Coach: Brian Walsh
Assistant Coach: Ian Costello
Technical Advisor: Mick O'Driscoll

Rugby Champions Cup Pool 14/15

Saracens, Munster, Clermont, Sale Sharks

Guinness Pro 12 Opening Fixtures

Edinburgh (H)
Treviso (A)
Zebre (H)
Ospreys (H)
Leinster (A)

by SecretFly Wed 03 Jun 2015, 8:40 pm

It's the end of an era is wot it is, the end of an era. BOD gone, D'Arcy gone, POC gone. De remaining Golden Musketeers of Yesteryear have finally allowed the new cream to rise to the..........................................

.................................... well,

.....................to be continued, we hope

Whistle

by **George Carlin** Wed 03 Jun 2015, 8:47 pm

Haven't Munster got stacks of money?

Why don't they make like my wife in Dubai Mall?

by SecretFly Wed 03 Jun 2015, 9:00 pm

George Carlin wrote: Haven't Munster got stacks of money?

Why don't they make like my wife in Dubai Mall?

That money is put away for paying off Refs, Assistants, TMOs, ballboys and Nigel. Nigel gets paid most because he's best qualified to make it all look good and innocent.

by **rodders** Thu 04 Jun 2015, 9:14 am

SecretFly wrote:It's the end of an era is wot it is, the end of an era. BOD gone, D'Arcy gone, POC gone. De remaining Golden Musketeers of Yesteryear have finally allowed the new cream to rise to the..........................................

.................................... well,

.....................to be continued, we hope

Yup its the end of an era alright - although Donners and Stringer are still going strong(ish).

POC is the man though and irreplaceable, like Willie John, it could be 30/40 years before we see anything comparable to the great man. Like BOD you feel a privilege to have lived through the era and witnessed the career of one of Ireland's greatest ever sportsman from start to finish.

Time for young guns like Rory Best, Heaslip, Bowe, Kearney, Sexton, SOB and Reddan to step up and take the reigns....

by **George Carlin** Thu 04 Jun 2015, 9:23 am

SecretFly wrote:
George Carlin wrote: Haven't Munster got stacks of money?

Why don't they make like my wife in Dubai Mall?

That money is put away for paying off Refs, Assistants, TMOs, ballboys and Nigel. Nigel gets paid most because he's best qualified to make it all look good and innocent.

by SecretFly Thu 04 Jun 2015, 11:21 am

rodders wrote:

Yup its the end of an era alright - although Donners and Stringer are still going strong(ish).

POC is the man though and irreplaceable, like Willie John, it could be 30/40 years before we see anything comparable to the great man. Like BOD you feel a privilege to have lived through the era and witnessed the career of one of Ireland's greatest ever sportsman from start to finish.

Time for young guns like Rory Best, Heaslip, Bowe, Kearney, Sexton, SOB and Reddan to step up and take the reigns....

I laugh....but I cry..... Sad

We need a new young lad with a shirt ten times too big for him to light up the World Cup!

"Who the f**k is that??" cries the salivating Kiwi commentators!!!!! "That! - That! - is our NEW wonder boy!!!!.................... Mad Fitz!!!!! Yahoo

, only a year off his own retirement and our new great white hope............................................................ again."

by asoreleftshoulder Thu 04 Jun 2015, 12:27 pm

rodders wrote:
SecretFly wrote:It's the end of an era is wot it is, the end of an era. BOD gone, D'Arcy gone, POC gone. De remaining Golden Musketeers of Yesteryear have finally allowed the new cream to rise to the..........................................

.................................... well,

.....................to be continued, we hope

Yup its the end of an era alright - although Donners and Stringer are still going strong(ish).

POC is the man though and irreplaceable, like Willie John, it could be 30/40 years before we see anything comparable to the great man. Like BOD you feel a privilege to have lived through the era and witnessed the career of one of Ireland's greatest ever sportsman from start to finish.

Time for young guns like Rory Best, Heaslip, Bowe, Kearney, Sexton, SOB and Reddan to step up and take the reigns....

I dunno,maybe I overrate him but to me Henderson looks like he could reach that level.

by **profitius** Thu 04 Jun 2015, 2:11 pm

Rugby more popular these days and with better pathways to the top so instead of waiting a generation for the next BOD, POC etc the wait should be a lot less.

by **rodders** Thu 04 Jun 2015, 3:12 pm

Hells bells Munster announce a further 5 departures including Johney Murphy! They must be broke alright!

by **profitius** Thu 04 Jun 2015, 5:58 pm

Academy lads announced
http://www.munsterrugby.ie/news/20721.php#.VXBr37jbLMx

Ned Hodson (Centre/Cork Con), Ben Kilkenny (Back-row/Young Munster), Steven McMahon (Winger/Garryowen), Liam O'Connor (Prop/Cork Con), Conor Oliver (Back-row/St Mary's), JP Phelan (Prop/UCD), Tomás Quinlan (Outhalf/Cork Con).

rodders wrote:Hells bells Munster announce a further 5 departures including Johney Murphy! They must be broke alright!

Deadwood out Wink

by Sin é Thu 04 Jun 2015, 9:54 pm

SecretFly wrote:
George Carlin wrote: Haven't Munster got stacks of money?

Why don't they make like my wife in Dubai Mall?

That money is put away for paying off Refs, Assistants, TMOs, ballboys and Nigel. Nigel gets paid most because he's best qualified to make it all look good and innocent.

by Sin é Thu 04 Jun 2015, 9:56 pm

rodders wrote:
SecretFly wrote:It's the end of an era is wot it is, the end of an era. BOD gone, D'Arcy gone, POC gone. De remaining Golden Musketeers of Yesteryear have finally allowed the new cream to rise to the..........................................

.................................... well,

.....................to be continued, we hope

Time for young guns like Rory Best, Heaslip, Bowe, Kearney, Sexton, SOB and Reddan to step up and take the reigns....

by Sin é Thu 04 Jun 2015, 10:01 pm

rodders wrote:Hells bells Munster announce a further 5 departures including Johney Murphy! They must be broke alright!

Lost 514K this season.

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