We Can All Get Excited Now

These are a few of my favourite things

… because the Pro-Woo United Rugby Championship starts tonight! As per fucking usual, Ulster and Cardiff are scheduled to kick off at the same time, forcing a dual Premier Sports purchase. Bastards.

There is a plethora of other matches as well, so without further ado, let’s have a look at the fixtures.

Onna telly this week

Friday 24th September

Zebre v Lions17:35Premier Sports 2
Ulster v Glasgow19:35Premier Sports 1
Cardiff v Connacht19:35BBC2 / TG4 / Premier Sports 2
Gloucester v Leicester19:45BT Sport 1

Saturday 25th September

New Zealand v South Africa08:05Sky Sports Arena
Australia v Argentina11:05Sky Sports Arena
Treviso v Stormers13:00Premier Sports 2
La Rochelle v Biarritz14:00FreeSports
Wasps v Bristol15:00BT Sport 2
Racing 92 v Lyon16:00FreeSports
Leinster v Bulls17:15TG4 / Premier Sports 1
Edinburgh v Scarlets17:15S4C / Premier Sports 2
Munster v Sharks19:35RTÉ2 / Premier Sports 1
Perpignan v Toulon20:00Premier Sports 2

Sunday 26th September

Dragons v Ospreys14:00Premier Sports 1
London Irish v Sale15:00BT Sport 1
Toulon v Clermont20:00Premier Sports 2

258 thoughts on “We Can All Get Excited Now

  1. Triskaidekaphobia's avatarTriskaidekaphobia

    Actually, i get a season ticket to Thomond as I’m a a “mover and shaker”* in the Munster Branch

    * not really – I ended up as chair of a sub-cttee because it was my county’s turn and I was longest standing delegate (previous two – who had been there for age both resigned in past year). I only took it as there was no-one else – it would have gone to Limerick – and we try to look as if we’re “outward-looking/progressive”, and not involved with parochial disputes with our neighbours or other football codes.

    It’s not the quickest trip to Limerick – so I doubt I’ll be at that many games – probably won’t be home before midnight on Sat night but it’s a nice perk but not so fantastic that I’d be wanting to stay beyond my official term (or even complete it).

    Option to buy – emphasise buy – international tickets is the big one – I can now see why so many seem tp
    on hang on in committees etc long after they’ve anything to offer (or move from ctte to ctte)

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  2. Trisk, stick to the kids rugger unless you get a perverse pleasure from watching Saffer sides getting sliced and diced.

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  3. Triskaidekaphobia's avatarTriskaidekaphobia

    outside Irish age group matches

    eldest is playing again on Sat lunchtime- might get a chance to see a bit of it (running a session for U14s as well) – but less busy than last weekend. Next weekend , we’re all out again.

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  4. thaumaturge's avatarthaumaturge

    Any significant rugby on this weekend? Outside of Irish age group matches.

    Stick around and you may find out.

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  5. Triskaidekaphobia's avatarTriskaidekaphobia

    @deebee

    I actually come back from training sessions quite energised and cheerful. I’ve only been at this a few years now – but I can see why people get drawn in and then spend hours of their lives with on sport or another – it’s quite addictive – you miss the buzz quite quickly

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  6. sunbeamtim's avatarsunbeamtim

    If I am reading this right, Trisk is offering a season ticket for most games if anyone is in the area, cos he can’t get there often. Not far for TomP , straight down the motorway to Limerick.

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  7. Trisk, never had the opportunity (read skill in there) to coach any sport, but whatever thril you get our of it, the rest of us applaud as you bring through new generations of players and fans.

    ****doffs his cap****

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  8. thaumaturge's avatarthaumaturge

    New post is here.

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