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Star Munster duo will be available for selection for Leinster match
By Online Editors
Munster received a boost ahead of their Pro14 semifinal showdown against Leinster in Dublin on Saturday.
Irish stars Keith Earls and Joey Carbery have both returned to full training at Munster’s High Performance Centre in Limerick this week and they will be monitored as the week progresses.
Hooker Rhys Marshall has also returned to full training.
Meanwhile, the following players are progressing with rehabilitation: Jeremy Loughman (hamstring), Alex Wootton (knee), Brian Scott (foot), James Cronin (leg).
Earls has been out with a thigh injury and was a late withdrawal ahead of his team’s quarterfinal win against Benetton.
Carbery has been struggling with hamstring issue he picked up in his team’s Champions Cup quarterfinal against Edinburgh.
Source: The Irish Examiner & @Munsterrugby
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Sad but unfortunately true as long as negativity is rewarded and positivity " penalised"
Go to comments“Explain clearly how that’s not an achievement?”
It is an achievement. It is less of an achievement than he managed with Barcelona. You said that ”He has gotten better with age. By every measure.” He hasn’t. Doesn’t mean he isn’t still extremely good though!
”I thought you don’t care what certain managers did 10 years ago…”
are you really this incapable of understanding the context of what I’m saying? My point is that Gatland was a good coach ten years ago, and isn’t a good coach now. So what he did ten years ago is relevant to whether he was good ten years ago - that is pretty basic stuff.
On the other hand, what Les Kiss did ten years ago isn’t relevant to how good he is now, just as what Gatland did ten years ago isn’t relevant to how good he is now.
”So you haven’t watched even a minute of Super Rugby this year?”
I was replying to your comment, given you have the memory of a goldfish and are unable to scroll up, I’m remind you what you said:
“Ireland won a long over due slam in 2009. The last embers of a golden generation was kicked on by a handful of young new players and a new senior coach. Kiss was brought in as defence coach and was the reason they won it. They’d the best defence in the game at the time. He all but invented the choke tackle. Fittingly they backed it up in the next world cup in their 2011 pool match against… Australia. The instantly iconic image of Will Genia getting rag-dolled by Stephen Ferris.”
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