Leicester Tigers

johnthegriff wrote: ↑Sun May 12, 2024 11:16 am Wherever we finish next season I want to be able to believe that the following season will be even better, I did not feel that after the Borthwick Premiership win.

I feel that way now and that does not excite me

Wayne Richardson Fan Club wrote: ↑Sun May 12, 2024 9:09 am Dickens might have worked of course, the whole situation with him has been odd to put it mildly.

Odd? Disastrous is more appropriate!

For every Matt O'Connor , there is a Pat Howard or a Bob Dwyer....For me its about ability not nationality..... For me, jury out on Dan McK 'till this time next season. Totally agree with this and if we haven’t moved on significantly by that time then calls for him to move on would be correct imo S...

I take no consolation from Glos because we lost to them twice this season just shows how poor we truly are :smt012 But on the flip side you could argue we pushed Saints all the way on their home turf and it was only the red card that swung the game.. Mm Not for me red card did not help but l do not...

I take no consolation from Glos because we lost to them twice this season just shows how poor we truly are

Poor kick away from Whiteley could have cost us a try for what? A truly turgid performance I am not looking forward to next season something has to change and quickly Completely disagree. 2m out from his own line, slow ball - found a good touch. It was before that when he kicked the ball over the t...

Poor kick away from Whiteley could have cost us a try for what? A truly turgid performance I am not looking forward to next season something has to change and quickly

In fairness to Saints they recovered very well and came close to winning. Something we never did in both our Leinster matches.

Seeing the bigger picture and applying a bit of considered thought produces the conclusion that having scored try no 3, the pursuit of no 4 became the objective, and along with that came the increasing risk of losing the game. In the end, that turned into more of a last-ditch gamble, like the "...

Rugbygramps wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2024 11:28 am Van Graam signs deal to keep him at Bath till 2030.
Can’t be right surely historically successful rugby club keeping faith with a coach even through the tough times

Well Van Graan has turned Bath around from last season. Sincerely hope Mckellar shall do likewise for us

I often watch games for the first time a day or two after - and often find the same thing. People get caught up in the emotion watching it live I think - rather than dispassionately in the cold light of day. This is very true and I am certainly guilty of this. I still believe though that the offici...

Apparently Dan has said Kelly will not be leaving for Munster at the access all areas event tonight Fair play to McKellar and Wilkes for being there tonight. To face up to the fans... not the easiest evening to face up to them https://twitter.com/LeicesterTigers/status/1785006153354592372?t=7dqFTFS...

Please will all those that play rugby or have ever played rugby or for that matter any other contact team sport that honestly cannot recall doing anything in a match that on reflection they regret p!ease hold up their hands. A young man kicked a ball when possibly be should have held on to it or pa...

I think anybody that frequents this messageboard will.be aware that Ben Youngs does not escape unfair criticism just because he is one of our own. No both Youngs and Whitely receive over the top criticism because some fans are unfair. We did not lose that game because of one kick, the kick was an o...

Thank you but that is just a snippet of some of the interview. It is not all that he said in that interview I was listening to live driving on my way back home for Tigers.