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Last edited by jauzy19; 21st-March-2012 at 16:08.
Fair play to him. Best of luck!
Wonder will mafi be lining out with him.
excellent move for him. Well done Tomas
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Needs to be playing week-in, week-out to be at his best, good luck to him. Super athlete.
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Mafi, Strockosh and Charteris have also signed for Perpignan, and Narraway close to join them too.
Yea best of luck to Tomas, never seemed to recover from that awful injury. Said it at the time thought he came back too quick.
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12 more months for strings now?
I am the million man.
It'll be interesting to see how Mafi and TOL progress under a different coaching regime.Originally Posted by jauzy19
It is useless to attempt to reason a man out of a thing he was never reasoned into.
Every plan I have is the best plan in the room. Everybody get quiet and listen to it, and everybody will win
Maybe Frank Murphy could be back, would be a decent back up i think.
Athlete or no athlete still can't pass but I wish him well.
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Good luck to him but its a pity he couldn't stay and switch to the back 3, where he is best suited with his talents.
big mistake letting him go
McGahan clearly doesn't want him.
He mightn't have a choice now...
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Best of luck to Tomas. Hope it goes well for him.
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he'll thrive in top 14 IMO. Tailor made for him.
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What do we have to offer him? I know for a fact he said he doesnt want to be involved with Ireland unless he's in the 22, that didnt happen, so they only way for him to get game time and make a shed load of money while he is at is to move. He will have no competition and will start every game, its what every professional player wants.
makes sense from an Irish perspective, if he wants to play internationals again then needs to be playing regularly and spreads the talent around
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It's not like we had a choice, he chose to go and all the best to him.
"If we hit that bullseye, the rest of the dominoes will fall like a house of cards - checkmate!" Zapp Brannigan
But is it true? If so, bad for Munster, good for Tomás. He always had Munster attitude, and deserves success.
"Playing against ROG, your big game plan is to try and pressure him but he’d dump it off to Wally and next thing you’re five metres behind the gain line because he was an absolute freak." Rory Best, Irish Examiner, May 2012
I genuinely hope he does. The french will let him run the show if he's good enough.
It is useless to attempt to reason a man out of a thing he was never reasoned into.
Every plan I have is the best plan in the room. Everybody get quiet and listen to it, and everybody will win
Best of luck! Hope he thrives in France, would be great for himself, Ireland and Munster longer term!?! Strings can come back into the fold now and tutor Murray, Sheridan W?ll?ams into how to make the big feckers be better. Good luck TOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nah, expect Borlase to start at 9 next season when Murray is away!
No way Munster can compete on salary given TOL no longer has a central contract. If its true I wish him all the best and similar to Micko I hope it works out for him and maybe he could even return as a better player.
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so he was offered a new contract and turned it down ? never heard that .
Assuming this is true (I'm deeply cynical) best of luck to TOL. A fine player, and athlete.
Can only add to Danny Barnes' chances of starting at 9 as well
I am the million man.
'A man has to make hay while the sun shines and he is a fool if he doesn't', Good luck Tomas!!
Perpignan aurait trouvé son demi-de-mêlée
Selon Canal Plus, Perpignan et l'Irlandais Tomas O'Leary auraient trouvé un accord pour la saison prochaine.
Le demi-de-mêlée international du Munster (28 ans, 22 sélections) serait donc la grosse pointure attendue depuis plusieurs semaines du côté de la Catalogne.
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"Playing against ROG, your big game plan is to try and pressure him but he’d dump it off to Wally and next thing you’re five metres behind the gain line because he was an absolute freak." Rory Best, Irish Examiner, May 2012
Given the forbearance and belief shown him by both Ireland and Munster, through sad injuries and some shocking form, and despite my admiration for his undoubted athleticism, disappointed he did not stay here and fight for his place but has opted to go. Financial factors obviously played a part. In both the Castres and Llanelli home HEC matches, he took off sideways across the field, was tackled and turned over possession. Had Duncan Wililams or Conor Murray done that, we would be tut-tutting about greenhorn errors. TBH doubt he will ever again see a green jersey as his present status does not merit being exempt from the unofficial (?) rule about players being based abroad not being considered for selection, unless of exceptional ability. I would be glad to be proven wrong, as he has always been a doughty battler but has had a haunted and unhappy look about him these past 2 years. He needs an extended run free from injury - debatable he will get in ultra physical Top 14. Wish him all the best, with his pace, power, and athleticism. He does not possess the pass that a top level 9 requires.
Duncan Williams looks a fine player and needs a decent run of games without injury to establish himself.
The clear out begins...........................
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