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Jackie Brown wrote:

Eggs wrote:

Jackie Brown wrote:I do feel that with a 10 who could play the conditions today we may have stood more of a chance. Not to take anything away from Leliafano who has been great in the main. You do however feel that a couple of fellas and their private lives have royally screwed us all.

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You have to be joking? Unless you were thinking of going back in time and bringing Ferris at his finest back to play 10. Once again our forwards were completely outmuscled, decimated at the breakdown. Dan Carter at his best wouldn’t have made a sniff of a difference

Obviously our pack got smashed, but we didn't even try and play in the correct parts of the field when we did get it.

Defence laughable, a dummy runner at 10-12 to fix the defence then a skip pass and they were round us every time.

How can fans see that and the coaches can't?

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Carr was able to pick from back of scrum and end up rounding our 10 12 and 13.

The defence reminded me of Ireland v Argentina in World Cup. Is that a coincidence?


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Rooster wrote:

Joe Schmo wrote:Hilarious this forum crashes every time Ulster produce a performance even the dragons would be ashamed of.

Overloads with punters ready to vent
Plus Logie wanting to read it

Any truth in the rumour that he is still trying to find out who certain people are?

I have been asked about certain names over the years by certain people who may or may not be agents of the CEO. My advice to all is rather like the RA, "say fu@k all Paddy".

Boys and girls being right is scant reward when you see your team being comfortably bested, believe me when I say that getting an away QF may have given a bit of instant gratification but really I come back to our paltry 3 away wins, Treviso, Kings & Quims and suggest if we weren't embarrassed today we would have been then.

Be calm, take it on the chin and consider what needs to happen to get better.

If you want cheered up go over to the official UR Bakebook page......full of moonbeams

scrum5 wrote:If you want cheered up go over to the official UR Bakebook page......full of moonbeams

Full of the usual "I'm a better fan than you cos I will always SUFTUM and never criticise" brigade. I'd love to administer a swift backhander to the side the the head.

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scrum5 wrote:If you want cheered up go over to the official UR Bakebook page......full of moonbeams

Some real melters on there.
By the way anyone ever see this player McCluskey a lot talk about ? Ffs spell his name properly

Can't you just enjoy the Harlequins win?

Rooster wrote:

scrum5 wrote:If you want cheered up go over to the official UR Bakebook page......full of moonbeams

Some real melters on there.
By the way anyone ever see this player McCluskey a lot talk about ? Ffs spell his name properly

Speaking of McCloskey, there was a telling comment from Gusher on 1341 when he said he couldn't remember him throwing a pass. It might not have been the conditions but Wasps seemed to manage it ok.

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/42767915

Is it only me that Peel ticks off in this interview?

I'm doing my best on Bakebook to bring a touch of reality but it's hard work

Deraless wrote:

scrum5 wrote:If you want cheered up go over to the official UR Bakebook page......full of moonbeams

Full of the usual "I'm a better fan than you cos I will always SUFTUM and never criticise" brigade. I'd love to administer a swift backhander to the side the the head.

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The very basis of loyalty and friendship IS fair, genuinely-considered criticism.

OK, so we all fail in that from time to time; BUT we must analyse what we see, not pretend it's not happening.

One bakebooker saying we should build team around Christian next year...

Like baggy my view is we have been one match away from a hiding for a while so if not this then properly put to the sword by a side turning up to mean business in a QF. We have ridden our luck for a while now turning up every so often to put things right before defending back into farce...

scrum5 wrote:http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/42767915

Is it only me that Peel ticks off in this interview?

Aye they're going to go home and work hard. Ballix

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scrum5 wrote:http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/42767915

Is it only me that Peel ticks off in this interview?

Add me to that. Hard to expect him to show any emotion but having to be prompted for an apology is poor. Jonnos reputation will go down the pan very quickly unless things change. Can't see him putting up with this much longer.

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Thought the players looked tired. They're not overplayed, they're not at the end of the season, are they unfit or overworked?



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jean valjean wrote:

scrum5 wrote:http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/42767915

Is it only me that Peel ticks off in this interview?

Add me to that. Hard to expect him to show any emotion but having to be prompted for an apology is poor. Jonnos reputation will go down the pan very quickly unless things change. Can't see him putting up with this much longer.

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What about the others that don’t have the balls to face the press...

Col. Logan has been Missing in Action for far too long as well.. not the first time though he missed the action in the Falklands and a few other places as well.