I was. Seemed like a right big fella.UlsterNo9 wrote:Hope we were talking to Tadhg Beirne also..... sorry Colin, low blowColinM wrote:Hope we were at least talking to Tadgh Byrne afterwards
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Ulster v Scarlets 15/9/2017
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Re: Ulster v Scarlets 15/9/2017
Never wrestle with a pig. You end up covered in muck and the pig loves it.
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Re: Ulster v Scarlets 15/9/2017
Munster talkingColinM wrote:Hope we were at least talking to Tadgh Byrne afterwards
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Re: Ulster v Scarlets 15/9/2017
Think Colin is right - when he went to Wales, they took out superfluous vowels and replaced them with the letter 'y'UlsterNo9 wrote:Hope we were talking to Tadhg Beirne also..... sorry Colin, low blowColinM wrote:Hope we were at least talking to Tadgh Byrne afterwards
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Am only surprised they left an 'e' on the end.
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Re: Ulster v Scarlets 15/9/2017
Lol.UlsterNo9 wrote:Jan Cunningham?Dave wrote:
Former Ulster player suggested last night that Ulster could really push on with Gibbes and Bryn at the helm.
Neil Best?
Said they wouldn't be back in a playing capacity.
I have my own tv channel, what have you got?
Re: Ulster v Scarlets 15/9/2017
Baggy as you remarked at the time Treviso stood as if froze as Trimble scored.
My observation is not so much on his overall performance but the minor nearly unseen tell tale signs
It's not so much as being caught out of position as the failure to try and get back after - things he would have done in years gone by.
It reminded me of the game which highlighted Ian Humphreys
was played out when he stopped chasing when Gilroy didn't i.e. The player recognises he doesn't have the gas anymore .
Forwards can get away with it backs get fed up and frustrated because the gas is so much part of their game.
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My observation is not so much on his overall performance but the minor nearly unseen tell tale signs
It's not so much as being caught out of position as the failure to try and get back after - things he would have done in years gone by.
It reminded me of the game which highlighted Ian Humphreys
was played out when he stopped chasing when Gilroy didn't i.e. The player recognises he doesn't have the gas anymore .
Forwards can get away with it backs get fed up and frustrated because the gas is so much part of their game.
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Re: Ulster v Scarlets 15/9/2017
Watched it again on slomo on a big screen. Don't think it was forward tbh. He took the pass over his right shoulder. Definitely tight enough to give him the benefit.big mervyn wrote:It's on the BBC highlights but you can't tell from the camera angle. Gusher thought it was forward in live commentary.BaggyTrousers wrote: The Scaaaalets final try, to me from the Memorial Stand it looked to have been a final pass outside the 22 caught inside it? Has anyone seen it on the bax?
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Re: Ulster v Scarlets 15/9/2017
Tommy isn't as fast but he still found a few gaps last night. That's what's great about Tommy. He's got a brilliant rugby brain on him.
Re: Ulster v Scarlets 15/9/2017
We're well stocked anywayRuss wrote:Munster talkingColinM wrote:Hope we were at least talking to Tadgh Byrne afterwards
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Re: Ulster v Scarlets 15/9/2017
Gusher called him Adam Byrne at one point.
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Re: Ulster v Scarlets 15/9/2017
Gusher also made reference to Neville SpenceDave wrote:Gusher called him Adam Byrne at one point.
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Re: Ulster v Scarlets 15/9/2017
For how long?Dave wrote:Gusher out
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Re: Ulster v Scarlets 15/9/2017
He did a bicep in the bar after.
Came out in an elbow brace.
Won't know full extent until MRI monday.
Came out in an elbow brace.
Won't know full extent until MRI monday.
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Re: Ulster v Scarlets 15/9/2017
FixedDeraless wrote:He did a bicep in the bar after.
Came out in a knee brace. (2nd cousin twice removed of the referee Andre)
Won't know full extent until MFI monday.
Re: Ulster v Scarlets 15/9/2017
Just watched the game again and we still won it.
Anyone unmoved by the shot of Rea and McCall heading over for the winner, fists raised in celebration and joy written all over their faces, is clearly not an Ulsterman.
I just hope that win wasn't this season's Clermont game.
Anyone unmoved by the shot of Rea and McCall heading over for the winner, fists raised in celebration and joy written all over their faces, is clearly not an Ulsterman.
I just hope that win wasn't this season's Clermont game.
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