Racist.justinr73 wrote:I couldn't remember his real name at the time.Russ wrote:Please dont call him cubbyjustinr73 wrote:I think there’s a limit to how much you can coach isn’t there?
The best turnover operators seem to be big lads (Nick, Jean or T Beirne) or little ones (Rory, Hamish Watson or Cubby).
Reidy and Timoney bring different things to the table.
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I get confused with all these Davies, Jones and Evans etc.
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I have my own tv channel, what have you got?
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In bread
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I dunno, we were carrying a lot of long term injuries in the back row at that time, Bryn was just covering his ass . I would imagine Botha would've understood that... mind you, i don't believe the rumour.Tender wrote:He only signed for LI in Jan and they sensibly only signed him until the end of the season. He's out with a calf injury but it’s not a gunshot wound. His Ulster Knee seems to have withstood the rigours of Avivabosh.
Questionable if he’d come here after Bryn told him to do one...
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We're signing him for spare parts.stickinout wrote:I dunno, we were carrying a lot of long term injuries in the back row at that time, Bryn was just covering his ass . I would imagine Botha would've understood that... mind you, i don't believe the rumour.Tender wrote:He only signed for LI in Jan and they sensibly only signed him until the end of the season. He's out with a calf injury but it’s not a gunshot wound. His Ulster Knee seems to have withstood the rigours of Avivabosh.
Questionable if he’d come here after Bryn told him to do one...
“It was a bizarre happening, an unprecedented situation, a grotesque situation, an almost unbelievable mischance.”
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Bit like going to a scrapyard though, you could go home with a bit not much better than the bit you are replacingGUBU wrote:We're signing him for spare parts.stickinout wrote:I dunno, we were carrying a lot of long term injuries in the back row at that time, Bryn was just covering his ass . I would imagine Botha would've understood that... mind you, i don't believe the rumour.Tender wrote:He only signed for LI in Jan and they sensibly only signed him until the end of the season. He's out with a calf injury but it’s not a gunshot wound. His Ulster Knee seems to have withstood the rigours of Avivabosh.
Questionable if he’d come here after Bryn told him to do one...
“That made me feel very special and underlined to me that Ulster is more than a team, it is a community and a rugby family"
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been there, done that!Rooster wrote:Bit like going to a scrapyard though, you could go home with a bit not much better than the bit you are replacingGUBU wrote:We're signing him for spare parts.stickinout wrote:I dunno, we were carrying a lot of long term injuries in the back row at that time, Bryn was just covering his ass . I would imagine Botha would've understood that... mind you, i don't believe the rumour.Tender wrote:He only signed for LI in Jan and they sensibly only signed him until the end of the season. He's out with a calf injury but it’s not a gunshot wound. His Ulster Knee seems to have withstood the rigours of Avivabosh.
Questionable if he’d come here after Bryn told him to do one...
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Simple logic - if you acquire enough South African back row knees, eventually you’re bound to get two in working order attached to the same player.Rooster wrote:Bit like going to a scrapyard though, you could go home with a bit not much better than the bit you are replacingGUBU wrote:We're signing him for spare parts.stickinout wrote:I dunno, we were carrying a lot of long term injuries in the back row at that time, Bryn was just covering his ass . I would imagine Botha would've understood that... mind you, i don't believe the rumour.Tender wrote:He only signed for LI in Jan and they sensibly only signed him until the end of the season. He's out with a calf injury but it’s not a gunshot wound. His Ulster Knee seems to have withstood the rigours of Avivabosh.
Questionable if he’d come here after Bryn told him to do one...
“It was a bizarre happening, an unprecedented situation, a grotesque situation, an almost unbelievable mischance.”
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Not so sure GUBU ... I see it more like Schrodinger's Cat's knees ... before you observe them on the pitch any Saffers knees may be both working and not working at the same time ... once he runs out onto the pitch .. they're fecked.
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Lucky escape for Arnothecrouch wrote:Just signed for Munster.
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How long for ?ColinM wrote:Lucky escape for Arnothecrouch wrote:Just signed for Munster.
So we know when to expect him to come North for his pension
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Staying at Munster until just before his next big knee failureRooster wrote:How long for ?ColinM wrote:Lucky escape for Arnothecrouch wrote:Just signed for Munster.
So we know when to expect him to come North for his pension
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One year contract.
NEVER MOVE ON. Years on, I cannot ever watch Ireland with anything but indifference, I continue to wish for the imminent death of Donal Spring, the FIRFUC's executioner of Wee Paddy & Wee Stu, and I hate the FIRFUCs with undiminished passion.
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Talking of the durability of Saffers, Franco played more minutes than anyone else in the Lionel League this season.