Leicester Tigers

How fickle we are.

physiodan wrote: Just imagine how boring rugby would be if we won everything?

I would be happy with winning one thing of significance this year.

Are there not > 14,000 ST holders - a record number - this year?

There must be a fall in the number of casual attendees, therefore, a not-unsurprising fact given the rather plain fare served up this season.

Chin up, Boyo.

At least it's not too late to cancel Christmas!

Big Dai wrote: Who was it said we would miss Salvi?

I believe I did - amongst others.

I would love to be proved wrong but I fear that we will not compete at the breakdown without a genuine 7.

36 and Manu

I seem to remember an awful lot of handwringing and angst from Barkley about how he had never settled in Gloucester and how glad he was to be back at his spiritual home, Bath.

This doesn't quite add up, does it?

I think he is a fantastic player.

I bought one of his shirts in the earthquake auction that the NZ lads held and am very proud to wear it with his name emblazoned across the back.

It's Longo - the N is pronounced but not written.

All the best, Craig. You WILL be missed.

To be fair, as supporters, we have no idea of the chronicity of the injuries to Newby and Croft. Who can guarantee when they will come back? Jordan Crane has been out for over a year and has only just played 50 minutes against lower tier opposition. I suspect that there are genuine gaps in the squa...

drc_007 wrote:Short periods of real quality interspersed with long periods of mediocrity.

A perfectly-succinct summary.

Still, a better start than last year.

The kicking part of the game plan was the worst executed, in my opinion.

I would recommend Skysports 1-5 plus the entire ESPN package.

The 10 pin bowling, stock car racing and pro bull-fighting get a bit tiresome after a while, but you'll never miss a televised rugby match.

For some people, the words "new" and "different" invoke a very strong and, at times, irrational response.