| Mr Mulhearn [message #983576] |
Sun, 30 April 2006 23:13 |
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Are you ok?
Guinness pumping is it?
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983577 ] |
Sun, 30 April 2006 23:40 |
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didgerman wrote:
> Are you ok?
I'm fine. Still wondering what the fuck happened there. Apart from some
swiss-cheese defence on both sides and not one try scoring opportunity
being missed. Oh, apart from the one Voyce spilled.
And Mike Catt showing what a loss to English Rugby it will be when he
has to call it a day.
> Guinness pumping is it?
It's all gone. Onto the Chardonnay now :)
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Andy
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983579 ] |
Mon, 01 May 2006 00:07 |
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"Andy Mulhearn" <unxmully [at] netcomuk.co.uk> wrote in message
news:4bkp65F11uvc0U1 [at] individual.net...
> didgerman wrote:
>> Are you ok?
>
> I'm fine. Still wondering what the fuck happened there. Apart from some
> swiss-cheese defence on both sides and not one try scoring opportunity
> being missed. Oh, apart from the one Voyce spilled.
>
> And Mike Catt showing what a loss to English Rugby it will be when he has
> to call it a day.
South Africa have already had to deal with losing him. Believe me, it eases
with time.
Spizz
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983582 ] |
Mon, 01 May 2006 01:00 |
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Spizz wrote:
> "Andy Mulhearn" <unxmully [at] netcomuk.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:4bkp65F11uvc0U1 [at] individual.net...
>> didgerman wrote:
>>> Are you ok?
>> I'm fine. Still wondering what the fuck happened there. Apart from some
>> swiss-cheese defence on both sides and not one try scoring opportunity
>> being missed. Oh, apart from the one Voyce spilled.
>>
>> And Mike Catt showing what a loss to English Rugby it will be when he has
>> to call it a day.
>
> South Africa have already had to deal with losing him. Believe me, it eases
> with time.
>
> Spizz
>
>
Yeah, I don't think he was setting the world on fire when he wandered
into Bath...
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983583 ] |
Mon, 01 May 2006 01:01 |
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"didgerman" <didgerman [at] rfu.com> wrote in message
news:7kb5g.10577$ZB4.1618 [at] newsfe7-win.ntli.net...
> Spizz wrote:
> > "Andy Mulhearn" <unxmully [at] netcomuk.co.uk> wrote in message
> > news:4bkp65F11uvc0U1 [at] individual.net...
> >> didgerman wrote:
> >>> Are you ok?
> >> I'm fine. Still wondering what the fuck happened there. Apart from some
> >> swiss-cheese defence on both sides and not one try scoring opportunity
> >> being missed. Oh, apart from the one Voyce spilled.
> >>
> >> And Mike Catt showing what a loss to English Rugby it will be when he
has
> >> to call it a day.
> >
> > South Africa have already had to deal with losing him. Believe me, it
eases
> > with time.
> >
> > Spizz
> >
> >
>
> Yeah, I don't think he was setting the world on fire when he wandered
> into Bath...
IIRC, he wandered into Gloucester first.
Andrew
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983587 ] |
Mon, 01 May 2006 04:34 |
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"didgerman" <didgerman [at] rfu.com> wrote in message
news:UL95g.20142$l91.5113 [at] newsfe6-gui.ntli.net...
> Are you ok?
> Guinness pumping is it?
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983594 ] |
Mon, 01 May 2006 10:21 |
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Matua wrote:
> "didgerman" <didgerman [at] rfu.com> wrote in message
> news:UL95g.20142$l91.5113 [at] newsfe6-gui.ntli.net...
>> Are you ok?
>> Guinness pumping is it?
>
It's true! Silence is golden.
Mike
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983601 ] |
Mon, 01 May 2006 11:06 |
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Mike wrote:
> Matua wrote:
>> "didgerman" <didgerman [at] rfu.com> wrote in message
>> news:UL95g.20142$l91.5113 [at] newsfe6-gui.ntli.net...
>>> Are you ok?
>>> Guinness pumping is it?
>>
>
>
> It's true! Silence is golden.
>
> Mike
Like his showers....
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983602 ] |
Mon, 01 May 2006 11:07 |
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Andrew Dunford wrote:
> "didgerman" <didgerman [at] rfu.com> wrote in message
> news:7kb5g.10577$ZB4.1618 [at] newsfe7-win.ntli.net...
>> Spizz wrote:
>>> "Andy Mulhearn" <unxmully [at] netcomuk.co.uk> wrote in message
>>> news:4bkp65F11uvc0U1 [at] individual.net...
>>>> didgerman wrote:
>>>>> Are you ok?
>>>> I'm fine. Still wondering what the fuck happened there. Apart from some
>>>> swiss-cheese defence on both sides and not one try scoring opportunity
>>>> being missed. Oh, apart from the one Voyce spilled.
>>>>
>>>> And Mike Catt showing what a loss to English Rugby it will be when he
> has
>>>> to call it a day.
>>> South Africa have already had to deal with losing him. Believe me, it
> eases
>>> with time.
>>>
>>> Spizz
>>>
>>>
>> Yeah, I don't think he was setting the world on fire when he wandered
>> into Bath...
>
> IIRC, he wandered into Gloucester first.
>
> Andrew
>
>
Brave man...
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983608 ] |
Mon, 01 May 2006 11:44 |
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Spizz wrote:
> "Andy Mulhearn" <unxmully [at] netcomuk.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:4bkp65F11uvc0U1 [at] individual.net...
>> didgerman wrote:
>>> Are you ok?
>> I'm fine. Still wondering what the fuck happened there. Apart from some
>> swiss-cheese defence on both sides and not one try scoring opportunity
>> being missed. Oh, apart from the one Voyce spilled.
>>
>> And Mike Catt showing what a loss to English Rugby it will be when he has
>> to call it a day.
>
> South Africa have already had to deal with losing him. Believe me, it eases
> with time.
>
Hope so. I'm concerned about who of the current crop of London Irish
centres will step up. And two tackles he made yesterday which he really
had no right to make...
--
Andy
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983610 ] |
Mon, 01 May 2006 11:45 |
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didgerman wrote:
> Spizz wrote:
>> "Andy Mulhearn" <unxmully [at] netcomuk.co.uk> wrote in message
>> news:4bkp65F11uvc0U1 [at] individual.net...
>>> didgerman wrote:
>>>> Are you ok?
>>> I'm fine. Still wondering what the fuck happened there. Apart from
>>> some swiss-cheese defence on both sides and not one try scoring
>>> opportunity being missed. Oh, apart from the one Voyce spilled.
>>>
>>> And Mike Catt showing what a loss to English Rugby it will be when he
>>> has to call it a day.
>>
>> South Africa have already had to deal with losing him. Believe me, it
>> eases with time.
>>
>> Spizz
>>
>
> Yeah, I don't think he was setting the world on fire when he wandered
> into Bath...
I think the management at London Irish can take some credit for his
recent return to form. I don't think the approach/atmosphere at Bath
were working for him.
--
Andy
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983611 ] |
Mon, 01 May 2006 11:47 |
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Mike wrote:
> Matua wrote:
>> "didgerman" <didgerman [at] rfu.com> wrote in message
>> news:UL95g.20142$l91.5113 [at] newsfe6-gui.ntli.net...
>>> Are you ok?
>>> Guinness pumping is it?
>>
>
>
> It's true! Silence is golden.
>
Seconded. I hate to think what homophobic/homo erotic comment was coming
(fnarr, fnarr) our way.
--
Andy
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983616 ] |
Mon, 01 May 2006 13:16 |
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Andy Mulhearn wrote:
> didgerman wrote:
>> Spizz wrote:
>>> "Andy Mulhearn" <unxmully [at] netcomuk.co.uk> wrote in message
>>> news:4bkp65F11uvc0U1 [at] individual.net...
>>>> didgerman wrote:
>>>>> Are you ok?
>>>> I'm fine. Still wondering what the fuck happened there. Apart from
>>>> some swiss-cheese defence on both sides and not one try scoring
>>>> opportunity being missed. Oh, apart from the one Voyce spilled.
>>>>
>>>> And Mike Catt showing what a loss to English Rugby it will be when
>>>> he has to call it a day.
>>>
>>> South Africa have already had to deal with losing him. Believe me, it
>>> eases with time.
>>>
>>> Spizz
>>>
>>
>> Yeah, I don't think he was setting the world on fire when he wandered
>> into Bath...
>
> I think the management at London Irish can take some credit for his
> recent return to form. I don't think the approach/atmosphere at Bath
> were working for him.
>
Well not late on, but he did alright there to start with.
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983628 ] |
Mon, 01 May 2006 14:48 |
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In message <UL95g.20142$l91.5113 [at] newsfe6-gui.ntli.net>, didgerman
<didgerman [at] rfu.com> writes
>Are you ok?
>Guinness pumping is it?
I can confirm that Guinness was flowing very nicely in Dublin this
weekend. Left something behind........
........a stinking black pebbledashed pan in the hotel!
--
Pete Devlin
[{//////news03//////at\\\\\secondrow/////co\\\\\uk}]
"And don’t forget my dog, fixed and consequent"
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983629 ] |
Mon, 01 May 2006 15:44 |
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Matua wrote:
> "didgerman" <didgerman [at] rfu.com> wrote in message
> news:UL95g.20142$l91.5113 [at] newsfe6-gui.ntli.net...
> > Are you ok?
> > Guinness pumping is it?
Allow me Matty...something appears to be wrong with your PC:
Ahem....pumping? The only thing yor pumping is the naybors dog you butt
bashing pommie arse bandit.
How did I do?
Richard Bridgman
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983631 ] |
Mon, 01 May 2006 16:25 |
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Andy Mulhearn wrote:
> didgerman wrote:
> > Are you ok?
>
> I'm fine. Still wondering what the fuck happened there. Apart from some
> swiss-cheese defence on both sides and not one try scoring opportunity
> being missed. Oh, apart from the one Voyce spilled.
>
> And Mike Catt showing what a loss to English Rugby it will be when he
> has to call it a day.
>
> > Guinness pumping is it?
>
> It's all gone. Onto the Chardonnay now :)
>
> --
>
> Andy
Catty was apparently offered a coaching role at Bath when Ashton goes,
then Irish offered a large sum to tempt him into another season. It
will be interesting to see what happens.
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983632 ] |
Mon, 01 May 2006 16:29 |
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Andy Mulhearn wrote:
> didgerman wrote:
> > Spizz wrote:
> >> "Andy Mulhearn" <unxmully [at] netcomuk.co.uk> wrote in message
> >> news:4bkp65F11uvc0U1 [at] individual.net...
> >>> didgerman wrote:
> >>>> Are you ok?
> >>> I'm fine. Still wondering what the fuck happened there. Apart from
> >>> some swiss-cheese defence on both sides and not one try scoring
> >>> opportunity being missed. Oh, apart from the one Voyce spilled.
> >>>
> >>> And Mike Catt showing what a loss to English Rugby it will be when he
> >>> has to call it a day.
> >>
> >> South Africa have already had to deal with losing him. Believe me, it
> >> eases with time.
> >>
> >> Spizz
> >>
> >
> > Yeah, I don't think he was setting the world on fire when he wandered
> > into Bath...
>
> I think the management at London Irish can take some credit for his
> recent return to form. I don't think the approach/atmosphere at Bath
> were working for him.
>
> --
>
> Andy
Same problem with Barkley had. Connolly played very much a territory
and pressure game based on the forward power a la England. Catt was
getting very little ball, and when he did was under instruction to make
ground. His kicking improved but he was bored. I for one was gutted to
see him go.
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983637 ] |
Mon, 01 May 2006 17:33 |
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simon s-b wrote:
> Andy Mulhearn wrote:
>> didgerman wrote:
>>> Are you ok?
>> I'm fine. Still wondering what the fuck happened there. Apart from some
>> swiss-cheese defence on both sides and not one try scoring opportunity
>> being missed. Oh, apart from the one Voyce spilled.
>>
>> And Mike Catt showing what a loss to English Rugby it will be when he
>> has to call it a day.
>>
>>> Guinness pumping is it?
>> It's all gone. Onto the Chardonnay now :)
>>
>> --
>>
>> Andy
>
> Catty was apparently offered a coaching role at Bath when Ashton goes,
> then Irish offered a large sum to tempt him into another season. It
> will be interesting to see what happens.
>
One last season at Bath as player/backs coach? Suits me....
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983638 ] |
Mon, 01 May 2006 17:34 |
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pete devlin wrote:
> In message <UL95g.20142$l91.5113 [at] newsfe6-gui.ntli.net>, didgerman
> <didgerman [at] rfu.com> writes
>> Are you ok?
>> Guinness pumping is it?
>
> I can confirm that Guinness was flowing very nicely in Dublin this
> weekend. Left something behind........
> .......a stinking black pebbledashed pan in the hotel!
Odd, I usually shit coal after a night on the black. Dodgy kebab?
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983646 ] |
Mon, 01 May 2006 19:43 |
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In message <AUp5g.3136$GG2.31 [at] newsfe2-win.ntli.net>, didgerman
<didgerman [at] rfu.com> writes
>pete devlin wrote:
>> In message <UL95g.20142$l91.5113 [at] newsfe6-gui.ntli.net>, didgerman
>><didgerman [at] rfu.com> writes
>>> Are you ok?
>>> Guinness pumping is it?
>> I can confirm that Guinness was flowing very nicely in Dublin this
>>weekend. Left something behind........
>> .......a stinking black pebbledashed pan in the hotel!
>
>Odd, I usually shit coal after a night on the black. Dodgy kebab?
No, a dodgy Thai!
--
Pete Devlin
[{//////news03//////at\\\\\secondrow/////co\\\\\uk}]
"And don’t forget my dog, fixed and consequent"
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983653 ] |
Mon, 01 May 2006 21:27 |
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simon s-b wrote:
> Andy Mulhearn wrote:
>> didgerman wrote:
>>> Spizz wrote:
>>>> "Andy Mulhearn" <unxmully [at] netcomuk.co.uk> wrote in message
>>>> news:4bkp65F11uvc0U1 [at] individual.net...
>>>>> didgerman wrote:
>>>>>> Are you ok?
>>>>> I'm fine. Still wondering what the fuck happened there. Apart from
>>>>> some swiss-cheese defence on both sides and not one try scoring
>>>>> opportunity being missed. Oh, apart from the one Voyce spilled.
>>>>>
>>>>> And Mike Catt showing what a loss to English Rugby it will be when he
>>>>> has to call it a day.
>>>> South Africa have already had to deal with losing him. Believe me, it
>>>> eases with time.
>>>>
>>>> Spizz
>>>>
>>> Yeah, I don't think he was setting the world on fire when he wandered
>>> into Bath...
>> I think the management at London Irish can take some credit for his
>> recent return to form. I don't think the approach/atmosphere at Bath
>> were working for him.
>>
>> --
>>
>> Andy
>
> Same problem with Barkley had. Connolly played very much a territory
> and pressure game based on the forward power a la England. Catt was
> getting very little ball, and when he did was under instruction to make
> ground. His kicking improved but he was bored. I for one was gutted to
> see him go.
>
That's the way I saw it and I don't think he was any too happy to leave
either. I get the feeling there were some personal differences behind it
as well, perhaps he and Connolly just didn't get on.
--
Andy
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983654 ] |
Mon, 01 May 2006 21:28 |
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didgerman wrote:
> Andy Mulhearn wrote:
>> didgerman wrote:
>>> Spizz wrote:
>>>> "Andy Mulhearn" <unxmully [at] netcomuk.co.uk> wrote in message
>>>> news:4bkp65F11uvc0U1 [at] individual.net...
>>>>> didgerman wrote:
>>>>>> Are you ok?
>>>>> I'm fine. Still wondering what the fuck happened there. Apart from
>>>>> some swiss-cheese defence on both sides and not one try scoring
>>>>> opportunity being missed. Oh, apart from the one Voyce spilled.
>>>>>
>>>>> And Mike Catt showing what a loss to English Rugby it will be when
>>>>> he has to call it a day.
>>>>
>>>> South Africa have already had to deal with losing him. Believe me,
>>>> it eases with time.
>>>>
>>>> Spizz
>>>>
>>>
>>> Yeah, I don't think he was setting the world on fire when he wandered
>>> into Bath...
>>
>> I think the management at London Irish can take some credit for his
>> recent return to form. I don't think the approach/atmosphere at Bath
>> were working for him.
>>
>
> Well not late on, but he did alright there to start with.
I know, it's just fortunate for Irish that he came to us when
circumstances made him feel he had no option but to leave.
--
Andy
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983658 ] |
Mon, 01 May 2006 21:43 |
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On Mon, 1 May 2006 18:43:57 +0100, pete devlin
<spamtrap [at] secondrow.co.uk> wrote:
>In message <AUp5g.3136$GG2.31 [at] newsfe2-win.ntli.net>, didgerman
><didgerman [at] rfu.com> writes
>>pete devlin wrote:
>>> In message <UL95g.20142$l91.5113 [at] newsfe6-gui.ntli.net>, didgerman
>>><didgerman [at] rfu.com> writes
>>>> Are you ok?
>>>> Guinness pumping is it?
>>> I can confirm that Guinness was flowing very nicely in Dublin this
>>>weekend. Left something behind........
>>> .......a stinking black pebbledashed pan in the hotel!
>>
>>Odd, I usually shit coal after a night on the black. Dodgy kebab?
>
>No, a dodgy Thai!
Sounds like the Guinness was coming through anyway and took the Thai
with it ;-)
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983662 ] |
Mon, 01 May 2006 22:47 |
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Richard Bridgman wrote:
> Matua wrote:
>> "didgerman" <didgerman [at] rfu.com> wrote in message
>> news:UL95g.20142$l91.5113 [at] newsfe6-gui.ntli.net...
>>> Are you ok?
>
>>> Guinness pumping is it?
>
> Allow me Matty...something appears to be wrong with your PC:
>
> Ahem....pumping? The only thing yor pumping is the naybors dog you butt
> bashing pommie arse bandit.
>
> How did I do?
>
> Richard Bridgman
>
Matua's twin! <shudder>
Mike
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983665 ] |
Mon, 01 May 2006 23:51 |
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"didgerman" <didgerman [at] rfu.com> wrote in message
news:gdk5g.8972$E52.5491 [at] newsfe6-win.ntli.net...
> Andrew Dunford wrote:
> > "didgerman" <didgerman [at] rfu.com> wrote in message
> > news:7kb5g.10577$ZB4.1618 [at] newsfe7-win.ntli.net...
> >> Spizz wrote:
> >>> "Andy Mulhearn" <unxmully [at] netcomuk.co.uk> wrote in message
> >>> news:4bkp65F11uvc0U1 [at] individual.net...
> >>>> didgerman wrote:
> >>>>> Are you ok?
> >>>> I'm fine. Still wondering what the fuck happened there. Apart from
some
> >>>> swiss-cheese defence on both sides and not one try scoring
opportunity
> >>>> being missed. Oh, apart from the one Voyce spilled.
> >>>>
> >>>> And Mike Catt showing what a loss to English Rugby it will be when he
> > has
> >>>> to call it a day.
> >>> South Africa have already had to deal with losing him. Believe me, it
> > eases
> >>> with time.
> >>>
> >>> Spizz
> >>>
> >>>
> >> Yeah, I don't think he was setting the world on fire when he wandered
> >> into Bath...
> >
> > IIRC, he wandered into Gloucester first.
> >
> > Andrew
> >
> >
>
> Brave man...
I went to Kingsholm once myself. Noisy mob, but they quietened down once a
Canterbury side containing no All Blacks had put 70 points on them. I
expect it was mostly the result of forward passes.
Andrew
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983675 ] |
Tue, 02 May 2006 07:59 |
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pete devlin wrote:
> In message <AUp5g.3136$GG2.31 [at] newsfe2-win.ntli.net>, didgerman
> <didgerman [at] rfu.com> writes
>> pete devlin wrote:
>>> In message <UL95g.20142$l91.5113 [at] newsfe6-gui.ntli.net>, didgerman
>>> <didgerman [at] rfu.com> writes
>>>> Are you ok?
>>>> Guinness pumping is it?
>>> I can confirm that Guinness was flowing very nicely in Dublin this
>>> weekend. Left something behind........
>>> .......a stinking black pebbledashed pan in the hotel!
>>
>> Odd, I usually shit coal after a night on the black. Dodgy kebab?
>
> No, a dodgy Thai!
Meal or ladyboy?
regards
The Green Phantom
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983680 ] |
Tue, 02 May 2006 09:40 |
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The Green Phantom wrote:
> pete devlin wrote:
>> In message <AUp5g.3136$GG2.31 [at] newsfe2-win.ntli.net>, didgerman
>> <didgerman [at] rfu.com> writes
>>> pete devlin wrote:
>>>> In message <UL95g.20142$l91.5113 [at] newsfe6-gui.ntli.net>, didgerman
>>>> <didgerman [at] rfu.com> writes
>>>>> Are you ok?
>>>>> Guinness pumping is it?
>>>> I can confirm that Guinness was flowing very nicely in Dublin this
>>>> weekend. Left something behind........
>>>> .......a stinking black pebbledashed pan in the hotel!
>>>
>>> Odd, I usually shit coal after a night on the black. Dodgy kebab?
>>
>> No, a dodgy Thai!
>
> Meal or ladyboy?
>
> regards
>
> The Green Phantom
Gah, you beat me to it....
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983710 ] |
Tue, 02 May 2006 20:20 |
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didgerman wrote:
> Andy Mulhearn wrote:
>> didgerman wrote:
>>> Spizz wrote:
>>>> "Andy Mulhearn" <unxmully [at] netcomuk.co.uk> wrote in message
>>>> news:4bkp65F11uvc0U1 [at] individual.net...
>>>>> didgerman wrote:
>>>>>> Are you ok?
>>>>> I'm fine. Still wondering what the fuck happened there. Apart from
>>>>> some swiss-cheese defence on both sides and not one try scoring
>>>>> opportunity being missed. Oh, apart from the one Voyce spilled.
>>>>>
>>>>> And Mike Catt showing what a loss to English Rugby it will be when
>>>>> he has to call it a day.
>>>>
>>>> South Africa have already had to deal with losing him. Believe me,
>>>> it eases with time.
>>>>
>>>> Spizz
>>>>
>>>
>>> Yeah, I don't think he was setting the world on fire when he wandered
>>> into Bath...
>>
>> I think the management at London Irish can take some credit for his
>> recent return to form. I don't think the approach/atmosphere at Bath
>> were working for him.
>>
>
> Well not late on, but he did alright there to start with.
Big changes at the club though, the loss of Callard et. al.
--
Andy
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983711 ] |
Tue, 02 May 2006 20:20 |
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simon s-b wrote:
> Andy Mulhearn wrote:
>> didgerman wrote:
>>> Are you ok?
>> I'm fine. Still wondering what the fuck happened there. Apart from some
>> swiss-cheese defence on both sides and not one try scoring opportunity
>> being missed. Oh, apart from the one Voyce spilled.
>>
>> And Mike Catt showing what a loss to English Rugby it will be when he
>> has to call it a day.
>>
>>> Guinness pumping is it?
>> It's all gone. Onto the Chardonnay now :)
>>
>> --
>>
>> Andy
>
> Catty was apparently offered a coaching role at Bath when Ashton goes,
> then Irish offered a large sum to tempt him into another season. It
> will be interesting to see what happens.
>
That it will. If we can keep him for another year, I'll be happy.
--
Andy
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983724 ] |
Wed, 03 May 2006 01:25 |
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In message <4456f54d$0$23196$ed2e19e4 [at] ptn-nntp-reader04.plus.net>, The
Green Phantom <ask [at] the.right.time> writes
>Meal or ladyboy?
You are a filthy disgusting man to think of such things TGP. I am a pure
soul and would never have thought of something so perverted. At least, I
think I'm pure, or maybe it was just "cleansed" after my Guinness enema.
Went through so fast that I didn't even get the "Johnny Cash" from all
the chillies in the spicy shrimp soup.
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Pete Devlin
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"And don’t forget my dog, fixed and consequent"
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #983741 ] |
Wed, 03 May 2006 09:27 |
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Andy Mulhearn wrote:
> didgerman wrote:
> > Are you ok?
>
> I'm fine. Still wondering what the fuck happened there. Apart from some
> swiss-cheese defence on both sides and not one try scoring opportunity
> being missed. Oh, apart from the one Voyce spilled.
I got roped into other things and, to my eternal shame, not being able
to go to the match missed the first half on TV, clicking on the TV to
hear one of the commentators declare it was the best half of
premiership rugby all season.
So I dutifully set the video to record the repeat later. And that
failed too.
So I'm pretty happy.
Congratulations to Irish though. You can't argue with an attacking
performance of that quality.
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #1003260 ] |
Thu, 04 May 2006 22:55 |
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Ben L wrote:
> Andy Mulhearn wrote:
>> didgerman wrote:
>>> Are you ok?
>> I'm fine. Still wondering what the fuck happened there. Apart from some
>> swiss-cheese defence on both sides and not one try scoring opportunity
>> being missed. Oh, apart from the one Voyce spilled.
>
> I got roped into other things and, to my eternal shame, not being able
> to go to the match missed the first half on TV, clicking on the TV to
> hear one of the commentators declare it was the best half of
> premiership rugby all season.
A bugger eh. Appparently you can get it on dvd if you want. Hmmm, OK,
maybe not.
>
> So I dutifully set the video to record the repeat later. And that
> failed too.
>
> So I'm pretty happy.
>
> Congratulations to Irish though. You can't argue with an attacking
> performance of that quality.
>
I think it was a combination of it all coming together - for both sides
not just Irish - and sloppy defense.
I can't see where Edwards gets his five interceptions from though.
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Andy
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #1003291 ] |
Fri, 05 May 2006 09:23 |
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Andy Mulhearn wrote:
> Ben L wrote:
> > Andy Mulhearn wrote:
> >> didgerman wrote:
> >>> Are you ok?
> >> I'm fine. Still wondering what the fuck happened there. Apart from some
> >> swiss-cheese defence on both sides and not one try scoring opportunity
> >> being missed. Oh, apart from the one Voyce spilled.
> >
> > I got roped into other things and, to my eternal shame, not being able
> > to go to the match missed the first half on TV, clicking on the TV to
> > hear one of the commentators declare it was the best half of
> > premiership rugby all season.
>
> A bugger eh. Appparently you can get it on dvd if you want. Hmmm, OK,
> maybe not.
>
> >
> > So I dutifully set the video to record the repeat later. And that
> > failed too.
> >
> > So I'm pretty happy.
> >
> > Congratulations to Irish though. You can't argue with an attacking
> > performance of that quality.
> >
>
> I think it was a combination of it all coming together - for both sides
> not just Irish - and sloppy defense.
>
> I can't see where Edwards gets his five interceptions from though.
No, I saw a very digested highlights last night and I can't either. He
is right that some of those tries were impossible to organise a defence
for, though.
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #1003308 ] |
Fri, 05 May 2006 16:20 |
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Ben L wrote:
> Andy Mulhearn wrote:
>
>>Ben L wrote:
>>
>>>Andy Mulhearn wrote:
>>>
>>>>didgerman wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>Are you ok?
>>>>
>>>>I'm fine. Still wondering what the fuck happened there. Apart from some
>>>>swiss-cheese defence on both sides and not one try scoring opportunity
>>>>being missed. Oh, apart from the one Voyce spilled.
>>>
>>>I got roped into other things and, to my eternal shame, not being able
>>>to go to the match missed the first half on TV, clicking on the TV to
>>>hear one of the commentators declare it was the best half of
>>>premiership rugby all season.
>>
>>A bugger eh. Appparently you can get it on dvd if you want. Hmmm, OK,
>>maybe not.
>>
>>
>>>So I dutifully set the video to record the repeat later. And that
>>>failed too.
>>>
>>>So I'm pretty happy.
>>>
>>>Congratulations to Irish though. You can't argue with an attacking
>>>performance of that quality.
>>>
>>
>>I think it was a combination of it all coming together - for both sides
>>not just Irish - and sloppy defense.
>>
>>I can't see where Edwards gets his five interceptions from though.
>
>
> No, I saw a very digested highlights last night and I can't either. He
> is right that some of those tries were impossible to organise a defence
> for, though.
>
Further proof that the GP is nothing but powderpuff basketball-rugby.
Later,
Sean
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #1003317 ] |
Fri, 05 May 2006 19:20 |
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Ben L wrote:
> Andy Mulhearn wrote:
>> Ben L wrote:
>>> Andy Mulhearn wrote:
>>>> didgerman wrote:
>>>>> Are you ok?
>>>> I'm fine. Still wondering what the fuck happened there. Apart from some
>>>> swiss-cheese defence on both sides and not one try scoring opportunity
>>>> being missed. Oh, apart from the one Voyce spilled.
>>> I got roped into other things and, to my eternal shame, not being able
>>> to go to the match missed the first half on TV, clicking on the TV to
>>> hear one of the commentators declare it was the best half of
>>> premiership rugby all season.
>> A bugger eh. Appparently you can get it on dvd if you want. Hmmm, OK,
>> maybe not.
>>
>>> So I dutifully set the video to record the repeat later. And that
>>> failed too.
>>>
>>> So I'm pretty happy.
>>>
>>> Congratulations to Irish though. You can't argue with an attacking
>>> performance of that quality.
>>>
>> I think it was a combination of it all coming together - for both sides
>> not just Irish - and sloppy defense.
>>
>> I can't see where Edwards gets his five interceptions from though.
>
> No, I saw a very digested highlights last night and I can't either. He
> is right that some of those tries were impossible to organise a defence
> for, though.
>
Certainly, the Shaw turnover try was pretty much in that class as was
Ojo's. Having said that, there were two distinct try scoring
opportunities Mike Catt snuffed out that would have made a huge
difference to the game.
And on that subject, I'm rather glad to see that the old fella has
signed for another year :))
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Andy
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| Re: Mr Mulhearn [message #1005922 ] |
Wed, 10 May 2006 19:25 |
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Sean Byrne wrote:
<snip>
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> Further proof that the GP is nothing but powderpuff basketball-rugby.
Well, that game certainly was. The thought crossed my mind too..
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