Heineken Cup Quarter Finals

[pigletwillie]

Well Small Blue Planet, what do you think of the small matter of

Tigers v Bath

[bubblewrap]

I hope The Tigers Don't take an early bath!!

[littlemark]

Might get to go to this one if they play it at the Crisp Bowl.... on a Saturday.... at a reasonable time so I can get home.... Oh well, maybe not then.

Mark

[smallblueplanet]

I'll need to think about how I'm gonna behave on the mb after Bath have stuffed ya!!!!

[phil the shed]

c'mon you ospreys

[burnie]

Toulouse will be tough for us in the semi's

[bubblewrap]

Toulouse will be tough for us in the semi's

Yes I think it would as "The tigers" are supposed to win!

[allotmentlady]

I hope The Tigers Don't take an early bath!!

I didnt think tigers liked water

[bubblewrap]

I didnt think tigers liked water

Tiger hates thistles!

[Mikey]

It doesn't really matter, the game is sandwiched between a couple of cracking welsh games!!

[pigletwillie]

Ah but the Welsh only have regions now, they threw away their great history of club rugby by hoping that a mammoth region would rule supreme.

Gone forever are the great teams of yester year.

[littlemark]

Sat 18.00, another game I'll be lucky to see. Thanks to Sky money, proper kick-off times are a thing of the past.

Really looking forward to seeing the men of Munster beat the Osprey boys on Sunday.

Mark

[Mikey]

Ah but the Welsh only have regions now, they threw away their great history of club rugby by hoping that a mammoth region would rule supreme.

Gone forever are the great teams of yester year.

Don't be daft, they are still there, its just that no one goes to watch them anymore!. You can't knock regional, it seems to work rather well for Southern Hemisphere sides, and hasn't done us much harm in the six nations over the last few years.

[pigletwillie]

Methinks a Munster Toulouse Final

[bramble]

Here in Ireland we are looking forward to Munster and Leinster going through to meet each other in the mighty Croke Park stadium, and although I am a Leinster person I cannot but feel proud of Munster.