Tell you what though we could stick a few Galway Sheep on the paddock alright while they warm up, scare the bejaysus out them....

F**k that stick 'im in the Away dressing room!

sea_point wrote:

theCulk wrote: Any chance of getting inflatable sheep?

That would be classic, or greeting the Toulouse team out onto the pitch with 9000 people bleating...

Actually really think Connacht Cows should get his act together an get some cow bells for games, the noise would be great (think winter Olympics..)

Hahaha, I get enought dirty looks when I start mooing, nevermind if I bring a cow bell with me.
But.... It's an idea

And to be fair, quite a lot of you joined in the mooing last Friday in The Stoop

theCulk wrote: Any chance of getting inflatable sheep?

That would be classic, or greeting the Toulouse team out onto the pitch with 9000 people bleating...

Actually really think Connacht Cows should get his act together an get some cow bells for games, the noise would be great (think winter Olympics..)

he is a funny lad alright seen him on area 22 and he is great craic!
said Connacht were going to win by 20!nice by 2 would do me!!!

Any chance of getting inflatable sheep?

In fairness Servat did also say that he enjoyed coming to clubs like us and Ulster because of the type of ground we remind visitors of the origins of rugby.

Tell you what though we could stick a few Galway Sheep on the paddock alright while they warm up, scare the bejaysus out them....

wikipedia wrote: The Galway is a breed of domestic sheep originating in Galway, in the west of Ireland.[1] They are a large polled white-faced sheep, having a characteristic bob of wool on the head and wool on the legs. The outer lips are of a dark colour and dark spots on the ears are common. The average litter size is 1.45 in pedigree flocks. While a major proportion of ewes within the breed weigh 80–85 kg and have a litter size of 1.3, there is wide variation to be found.

Ah, fair play to Trev, he just tweeted it was part of his intimidation tactics.

Just read an interview with William Servat ahead of the game

www.stadetoulousain.fr/Entretien_avec_Wi..._Servat-49-3263.html

Here's a small translation from one paragraph...

Oui, on s’attend à un match difficile, comme nous avons pu en jouer auparavant. J’ai déjeuné cette semaine avec Trevor Brennan, qui me disait que de temps en temps, il y a des moutons qui viennent sur le terrain ! Connacht est peut-être dans ce sens un petit club, mais à mettre entre guillemets. Car cette équipe joue la Coupe d’Europe.

We're expecting a tough match, like we always do. I had dinner this week with Trevor Brennan who told me that occasionally sheep get on the pitch! Connacht are a small club, maybe, but put that in quotes. Because they are playing in the European Cup

Er, thanks for the nice words William, but go easy on the cliches, Trev. You do want us in your bar on the return leg, don't you?