Rugby In Connacht - 2010/11 EP:2 Reviewing the Season (Pt1)


By Rob Murphy @ KnockOn.ie
April 28 2011

We are back folks, the Podcasting season is about to kick into gear as we review all things rugby around the country.First up it’s the return of Rugby in Connacht for another episode. Direct from Broadcast Central (the kitchen of knockon editor Rob Murphy), our trusted panel on all things western, delve into the season that has been (or is about to have been with one game still to go).

 

 

This weeks guests in order of speaking our Packie, Alan Deegan and Niall Moran. A Corinthian, a Galwegian and a Buccaneer in one kitchen with a junior rugby nut to keep them apart.

http://www.knockon.ie/audio/rugbyinconnachtseasonreviewpart1.mp3 

The panel start by looking back at Connacht’s defeat to Ulster last week and then begin the process of assessing the current plight of rugby in the province after year one of the Elwood era.

We’ll have another podcast after the final game of the season in Thomond Park as we assess where things are and what’s next for rugby out west.

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