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Well that did us no favours
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Folks - please respect that posters have set this thread up for on pitch Ulster discussion only. I have removed some posts to the other thread.
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Well feck that chaps , kick us in the nuts when we are down :-(
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rooster wrote:Well that did us no favours
Yeah and then we go and lose tonight just to keep the pressure on for the play off place.
At least we didn't concede a tbp to them but it wasn't for the want of trying.
Apologies for rubbing salt in the wound.
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Treviso are at home to Zebre while we have Glasgow at home and Munster away, this year's Euro semi finals may help us at Munster and most of us a pissed off that our match is next Saturday as we will miss your match
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Ulster v Glasgow Teams - Sat 6:05pm BBC2NI

C Piutau, L Ludik, L Marshall, S McCloskey, J Stockdale, J McPhillips, J Cooney; A Warwick, R Herring, R Kane, A O’Connor, I Henderson (c), N Timoney, S Reidy, J Deysel.

R Best, K McCall, T O’Toole, K Treadwell, C Ross, P Marshall, A Curtis, T Bowe.

S Hogg, T Seymour, H Jones, A Dunbar, L Masaga, F Russell, A Price; A Allan, F Brown, S Halanukonuka, T Swinson, S Cummings, R Harley, C Gibbins (c), M Fagerson.

G Turner, R Grant, Z Fagerson, G Peterson, M Smith, H Pyrgos, P Horne, N Grigg.

Full Glasgow side, tough gig this for Ulster.
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Weegies are not starting with first-choice props and no Gray in the 2nd row. Hard to call it 'full Glasgow side'.
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Ruckedtobits wrote:Weegies are not starting with first-choice props and no Gray in the 2nd row. Hard to call it 'full Glasgow side'.
Not sure we have first choice props at the minute or a first choice XV for that matter.

Ali and Finn need to find their mojo and soon as they've been terrible for the past few games.

Should be a good game.
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Saffer ref Mr Berry doing it. Don’t know a lot about his style.

Helen O’Reilly running the line.
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neill_m wrote:Saffer ref Mr Berry doing it. Don’t know a lot about his style.

Helen O’Reilly running the line.
Wondered where Helen had vanished too been a while since she has been involved, thought at one stage she was going to be first female ref in the league
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Excellent second-half and win for Ulster with Timoney scoring two great tries, one on each wing, in Kieran Reid style. Excellent displays in the centre of the pitch for McCluskey and Marshall. And his namesake Paul produced an excellent cameo of the last 30 minutes to bow out with Tommy Bowe.

Will definitely be in play-off with Ospreys for European slot.
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Well done Ulster! After the season they’ve had, getting to- and winning a play-off would be a great late season result. Really hope they can do it.

Their new signing- “Nordie” looked really good yesterday too. Next year could be much better for them.


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Rumours that Byrne or Carbury have to move up to us as well, IRFU decision to boost backup for Jonny for RWC now that Jackson is gone out of system
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rooster wrote:Rumours that Byrne or Carbury have to move up to us as well, IRFU decision to boost backup for Jonny for RWC now that Jackson is gone out of system
It's been reported in the media that Leo Cullen has been told to decide which of RB or impossiblenametospellcorrectly goes north next season.

The logic would say JC moves to get game time at 10. If RB moves we will have the issue of both Leinster 10's away (JS and JC) for periods of international duty. Not good

However, if JC is subject to poor coaching during his time in Belfast he will not develop and it will be a bad move for everyone.

If Joe is pushing for this move it suggests the IRFU has a strategy for Ulster in order to tempt players north.

On the other hand I would back Ross Byrne to progress to the Ireland squad next season. He is a better game manager than Joey at the moment and will improve through being coached by Lanny.
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outcast eddie wrote:
rooster wrote:Rumours that Byrne or Carbury have to move up to us as well, IRFU decision to boost backup for Jonny for RWC now that Jackson is gone out of system
It's been reported in the media that Leo Cullen has been told to decide which of RB or impossiblenametospellcorrectly goes north next season.

The logic would say JC moves to get game time at 10. If RB moves we will have the issue of both Leinster 10's away (JS and JC) for periods of international duty. Not good

However, if JC is subject to poor coaching during his time in Belfast he will not develop and it will be a bad move for everyone.

If Joe is pushing for this move it suggests the IRFU has a strategy for Ulster in order to tempt players north.

On the other hand I would back Ross Byrne to progress to the Ireland squad next season. He is a better game manager than Joey at the moment and will improve through being coached by Lanny.
The point you make about us having no outhalf cover if J10 and Joey are away is well made. We'd be playing Marsh or a kid. Joey is clearly a much better natural talent than Byrne and Joe sees his has Sexton's successor, I'd tend to agree, Byrne is a good player but nowhere near a number 2 in the world international outhalf.

In terms of getting game time, if Joey stays and plays when Sexton is unavailable, he'll get plenty of game time but the IRFU need to help Leinster out a bit as Joey has been shifted around the backline because so many players are either injured or on Ireland duty. We've been playing the kids to cover but now the kids are also in the Ireland squad!
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Has there been any word or rumblings about who the next Ulster head coach will be yet?
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lummix wrote:Has there been any word or rumblings about who the next Ulster head coach will be yet?
Nope nothing at all, there were aledged to be interviews in Dublin with Cunningham and Nucifora but our wonderful CEO denies that we are at interview stage yet
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Ulster have confirmed they will host international side Uruguay in a friendly at Kingspan Stadium on Friday November 9 (kick-off 7:30pm).

What a scoop!
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Cathal Marsh leaving Leinster. Could he be headed North?
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BlueArmyOriginal wrote:Cathal Marsh leaving Leinster. Could he be headed North?
What stage of his career is he at, heard of him but that's it, McPhilips is rumoured to be leaving here.
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