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Re: Ireland v South Africa (Sat 10th Nov, 17:30)

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Scary day from a leinster pov, too many of their front row players playing, massive chance of injury to one or more front row players, especially when you look at players like cj and hvdm with points to prove, and sa likely to target strauss.
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Re: Ireland v South Africa (Sat 10th Nov, 17:30)

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simonokeeffe wrote:Everyone bar those who matter seem to rate Gilroy ahead of Trimble (am one of them)
If we're going on form then Gilroy and Trimble would be the starting wingers for Ulster, with Bowe to lose out.
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Re: Ireland v South Africa (Sat 10th Nov, 17:30)

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Big-alster wrote:All he needed was 1 cap to show his class and he would have gotten that at Leinster anyway. It's a pretty pathetic excuse to use againest him.
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27-12-10 Ulster 13 v 30 Leinster
26-12-09 Leinster 15 v 03 Ulster

I think the last 7 games results speak for themselves. 194 points scored for Leinster, Ulster have scored 80. Ulster have had a great start to the season going 9 from 9, but have yet to win the sum total of fcuk all yet.
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Re: Ireland v South Africa (Sat 10th Nov, 17:30)

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You sound like Mr Kidney/Munster fans. We had something similar to that when Ulster travelled to Thomond Park in April.

Anyway, it's all about this season, teams evolve year on year, maybe suffering from ageing or youngs players developing. I don't think those past 7 results will matter much when the Ulster/Leinster play each other in December.
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Re: Ireland v South Africa (Sat 10th Nov, 17:30)

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Big-alster wrote: Gilroy scored two outstanding trys on his debut and scored about 6 trys in his 1st 7 or so games. His form and class would have gotten him game time at any Irish province, lets remember that Leinster have been giving game time to Conway and Carr on the wing, who have been frankly rubbish for ye and have played the pretty slow Dave Kearney there as well.

All he needed was 1 cap to show his class and he would have gotten that at Leinster anyway. It's a pretty pathetic excuse to use againest him.
Where did I have a go at him exactly? As I repeatedly said, he's a cracking player. I've been wanting him in the Ireland squad for ages.

I was just making a simple point that he had less competition for a starting place on the wing at the time of his breakthrough when compared to Dave Kearney. Trimble and broken down Danielii compared to Horgan/Isa/Fitzgerald and McFadden.

But gwan away and have your hissy fit anyway. You seem to feel a need to have a pointless rant for some reason. Most Ulster fans who post on here have a bit of cop-on but you could give the Munster trolls a run for their money.
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Re: Ireland v South Africa (Sat 10th Nov, 17:30)

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munster#1 wrote:Scary day from a leinster pov, too many of their front row players playing, massive chance of injury to one or more front row players, especially when you look at players like cj and hvdm with points to prove, and sa likely to target strauss.
I agree. I don't care how much we lose by, I just want no Leinster injuries.

And a new coach of course.
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Mauler wrote:
Big-alster wrote:All he needed was 1 cap to show his class and he would have gotten that at Leinster anyway. It's a pretty pathetic excuse to use againest him.
19-05-12 Leinster 42 v 14 Ulster
20-04-12 Ulster 08 v 16 Leinster
26-12-11 Leinster 42 v 13 Ulster
13-05-11 Leinster 18 v 03 Ulster
16-04-11 Leinster 34 v 26 Ulster
27-12-10 Ulster 13 v 30 Leinster
26-12-09 Leinster 15 v 03 Ulster

I think the last 7 games results speak for themselves. 194 points scored for Leinster, Ulster have scored 80. Ulster have had a great start to the season going 9 from 9, but have yet to win the sum total of fcuk all yet.
In fairness it doesn't take much for Big Alster to lose the run of himself. I recall how he spent the week of the HC final telling us how the Ulster pack was so much better than ours and how they would destroy us.

Went strangely quiet after that for some reason! :lol:
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Re: Ireland v South Africa (Sat 10th Nov, 17:30)

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Nice to have the option of watching the game on BBC and avoid RTE's rubbish coverage.
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Donny B. wrote:Nice to have the option of watching the game on BBC and avoid RTE's rubbish coverage.
Watching the punditry on RTE though, George Hook has just informed us that the black jersey is a disgrace because 'our flag is green white and yellow'. A combination of the worlds greatest comedy writers couldn't come up with this stuff
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Re: Ireland v South Africa (Sat 10th Nov, 17:30)

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BOD and Kearney on the BBC.

Strauss belting out the national anthem like a good one was a surprise. Would have though he'd stick to Irelands call.
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Dave Cahill wrote:
Donny B. wrote:Nice to have the option of watching the game on BBC and avoid RTE's rubbish coverage.
Watching the punditry on RTE though, George Hook has just informed us that the black jersey is a disgrace because 'our flag is green white and yellow'. A combination of the worlds greatest comedy writers couldn't come up with this stuff
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Re: Ireland v South Africa (Sat 10th Nov, 17:30)

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Fair Play Richi Strauss :clap: :clap: :clap:

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Re: Ireland v South Africa (Sat 10th Nov, 17:30)

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R Strauss with claret flowing already!
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Donny B. wrote:R Strauss with claret flowing already!
Not suspect in the slightest that. :roll:
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South Africa proving they're 'not just a kicking team' by kicking everything so far and pretty badly too
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Re: Ireland v South Africa (Sat 10th Nov, 17:30)

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FLIP wrote:
Donny B. wrote:R Strauss with claret flowing already!
Not suspect in the slightest that. :roll:
A traditional South African welcome to international rugby. Wouldn't be surprised if his cuz did the honours.
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Re: Ireland v South Africa (Sat 10th Nov, 17:30)

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McCarthy offside? Now that's a surprise!
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Re: Ireland v South Africa (Sat 10th Nov, 17:30)

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Donny B. wrote:
FLIP wrote:
Donny B. wrote:R Strauss with claret flowing already!
Not suspect in the slightest that. :roll:
A traditional South African welcome to international rugby. Wouldn't be surprised if his cuz did the honours.
He attempted a handtrip on Pienaar and misjudged it
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Three from three from Jonny. 9-3 without really doing anything so far but I'll take it.
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Re: Ireland v South Africa (Sat 10th Nov, 17:30)

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Dave Cahill wrote:
Donny B. wrote:
FLIP wrote:
Not suspect in the slightest that. :roll:
A traditional South African welcome to international rugby. Wouldn't be surprised if his cuz did the honours.
He attempted a handtrip on Pienaar and misjudged it
Dirty Ulster player kicking our guy in the face!!!!! :evil: :wink:
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