6 Nations 2024

Glasgow Warriors 19 Toulon 43, last night Challenge Cup Final, let's hope Leinster fare better today

 

No great surprise

 

Yeah, well beaten.

 

Hiya Mick

 

How's it hanging? Leinster came up short but so did Liverpool,couple of golfers to do the business tonight and it'll be a good day, how's the family, are they glad to see you?

 

Glad to see him off at the airport I expect.

 

Great to see the kids. Regarding the rugby, my mate said the first 12 minutes of the rugby was the most perfect rugby he has ever seen and he has one cap for England so knows a wee bit about it

 

It was but majority of Leinster's team start for Ireland so standard high, La Rochelle equally as good,it was always going to be a tight game as the result showed, Leinster beat all around them all year and ended up potless, dems the breaks. The weather must be nice in your neck of the woods now, have you settled now?

 

Ireland v Great Britain rugby 7s final tonight in the European Games, winner goes to the Olympics.

 

Mon the blues

 

Don’t know a bleeding thing about that, is England good at it?

 

We don't play rugby in the summer

 

Tough game, full size pitch so you have to be fit as ****, no scrums and usually made up of youth or 7s players only and the big names might turn up for the Olympics, Sonny Boy Williams come to mind, @monacoger to confirm.

 

Not even in Poland!

 

You strike me as one of those people who is subscribed to Sky Sports and makes sure to get their money's worth.

 

I do subscribe but certainly don't get my moneys worth and only watch football and the golf Majors and occasionally the cricket if Ireland are playing and we know how that went so far this summer! BTW Sky have dropped the GAA so kinda not getting much value.

 

I used to but cancelled when I moved, years ago. Now on BT and get the sport but don't watch much of it. Used to pay a bit extra for a Sky Sports channel that featured whatever was the biggest thing on proper Sky Sports as it would show cricket. But football always took precedent so you'd be watching a test match then it would switch to Peterborough v Bolton. Need to have a look at switching as I'm paying about £90/month for broadband and a load of tv channels I never watch.

 

Why don't you get IPTV for £30 a year?

 

Because I've never heard of it.