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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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They won’t be rested Ed. Gathie was forced to ditch that practice, by WR, LNR, or whoever, IDK.
It’s very simple and you obviously know this, they do what’s best for the athlete. Galthie is just doing his part in making sure they don’t break, you know, like a team effort.
Just as LNRs teams are.
Bottom lines? The players don’t get a lot of rest as their season is so long, yes, but Galthie can select any player he wants in an International window. You just have to ask yourself does Galthie want to select that player or ensure they are rested? You just need to stop being obtuse, and some French white knight guy, what you say is simply untrue.
Why not just word it properly?
Go to commentsI can see where you are coming from.
The ANZAC myth has been used by sports teams for years. Some to a greater degree e.g. the old Rugby League ANZAC test, some other sports will make passing reference in the advertising or commentary etc.
I don’t think the ANZACs (looking down from heaven) see themselves as sacred cows. I think they would rather see a game of rugby in their honour. What better time to hold a Bledisloe cup match?
ANZAC day is about both remembering the ANZAC’s sacrifice, and their descendants celebrating the freedom we have because of that sacrifice. If a Bledisloe ANZAC test was done in a tasteful way. I see no issue with it.
I don’t think rugby league deserved to host an ANZAC test as rugby league organisations encouraged their players not to go to WWI (Australia didn’t conscript for WWI).
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