Deraless wrote:Lol it's red and in the basement222toHounslow wrote:For clarification, I also like goers
I don’t ever want to enter Deras chamber
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Deraless wrote:Lol it's red and in the basement222toHounslow wrote:For clarification, I also like goers
I don’t ever want to enter Deras chamber
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You called?Cornerfleg wrote:myopic mentalists.....
Any truth to the carbery rumours? Leinster obviously see Byrne as their back up 10. Carbery to Ulster for a season then we can ditch deysel in 2019 for a post wc 10.kingofthehill wrote:I’m hearing mcphillips is going back to England.
Lowry and Curtis
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Yip back training in couple of weeks,will go to World Cup if fit.Dave wrote:Is Lowry still injured?
The longer it drags on the worse it gets for all concerned, the guys, Ulster and IRFU. I expect whatever 'review' that needs done to be completed already. Not sure why they have to wait until the verdict.jean valjean wrote:Given the outcome for the 2 yutes will likely be known later this week what does the learned folk feel the scenarios may be? Obviously a guilty verdict means a period at her majs pleasure and career over so no point discussing.
A NG verdict opens a range of questions.
How long will the review take?
Would either be free to resume training?
God knows UR need a 10 very soon, would there even be a chance of pj getting back in 3-4 weeks? Would they dare run the risk?
Could they be placed on gardening leave till end of season?
Timing of contract decisions will be critical, I don't expect an announcement of moves anytime soon so there will be a vacuum which will need to be addressed by the IRFU and UR.
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