Next Season Tigers in transition
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Next Season Tigers in transition
According to Cocky on Skysports despite Moody, Kay and others leaving Tigers are not a club in transition. Leicester always expect to win. Perfect answer.
Of course this is my own opinion and other posters may have a different perceived factual viewpoint.
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Re: Next Season Tigers in transition
Exactly.
Every season is a transition between last season and the next.
And we expect to win in all three.
This is why we KEEP THE FAITH!
Every season is a transition between last season and the next.
And we expect to win in all three.
This is why we KEEP THE FAITH!
Still keeping the faith!
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Re: Next Season Tigers in transition
In transition is the excuse we quote as we trudge back to the car after an okay win.
Then at the end of the season we look at the table and the boys have transitioned themselves to the top!
It's been a few seasons when this has not been the scenario.
I dread to think what will happen when it's thought we have an "established all conquering team"!
Then at the end of the season we look at the table and the boys have transitioned themselves to the top!
It's been a few seasons when this has not been the scenario.
I dread to think what will happen when it's thought we have an "established all conquering team"!
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We will transfer the players to Bath!!!Goffer3404 wrote:I dread to think what will happen when it's thought we have an "established all conquering team"!
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Re: Next Season Tigers in transition
Bill only the dirty players to Bath ?
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Noooo the smelly ones also.
Nowadays referees decide matches, players by how much.
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No, the dirty ones to Sarries.. Glaws and Baarth were always OK. Punch up in the front row but then get on with the game. Saints and Swansea the same (going back a bit now). Look at the history, sarries were always mean of spirit. It is no wonder that that particular club was targeted for a takeover by foreigners.Fatonerocks wrote:Bill only the dirty players to Bath ?
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Re: Next Season Tigers in transition
All hail the word of Cockerill! That was a perfect answer on the Rugby Club.
SPIKE
It's not the winning or losing but the taking apart which matters.
It's not the winning or losing but the taking apart which matters.
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Re: Next Season Tigers in transition
Me too, especially on the evidence of South Africa game!!!I for one am salivating at the thought of Manu and Speedy in the backline.
Tigers for the premiership and European Cup. Get behind the team and make some noise!!
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Manu was just immense in the A semi and final. Power and speed, but also a deft touch in ball handling and a decisive and timely fend ( That Noah Cato knows only too well ! ).
And Speedy even unfit was so cool under pressure in defence in those games, and so brave and smart in attempting line breaks I drool at the prospect of him fit in our first team as well.
And, well, 36 will either man up or fade if given a run at centre IMO.
Reasons to be sad at the loss of some great Tigers, but also reasons for hope in the new breed.
We expect to win.
I also expect to see the GP cup hoisted my Smurf next Saturday
O & U !
And Speedy even unfit was so cool under pressure in defence in those games, and so brave and smart in attempting line breaks I drool at the prospect of him fit in our first team as well.
And, well, 36 will either man up or fade if given a run at centre IMO.
Reasons to be sad at the loss of some great Tigers, but also reasons for hope in the new breed.
We expect to win.
I also expect to see the GP cup hoisted my Smurf next Saturday
O & U !
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Re: Next Season Tigers in transition
I think this year has shown the way the game is going,not just Tigers but several are "letting players go".Money is going to be tighter and clubs will have to cut their cloth accordingly.
Clubs are likely to be in a perpetual state of transition,sadly the days of "one club" players may be coming to an end.
Bit like the line from the Godfather,"it's business,nothing personal".
Clubs are likely to be in a perpetual state of transition,sadly the days of "one club" players may be coming to an end.
Bit like the line from the Godfather,"it's business,nothing personal".
"If you want entertainment, go to the theatre," says Edinburgh head coach Richard Cockerill. "Rugby players play the game to win.15/1/21.
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They haven"t got a chance if Smith is still washing cockerils car.jgriffin wrote:There was and still is a make-do feeling about the 3/4 line, as if the perfect combo has not yet emerged - we have the makings of two totally different backs line-ups which may come to fruition next season. I for one am salivating at the thought of Manu and Speedy in the backline.