Ulster Vs Scarlets Sat 1st Sept 5:15pm KO Premier Sports

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Dave wrote:TOT looked very good in the loose and scrum before his departure. Hard to believe he is just 19.
TOT’s a usually a lot younger than 19
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Joe Schmo wrote:Ulster need to keep their cool, trying way too hard, only one point in it. Work their way up the pitch and penalty or drop goal, nothing heroic or hair brained kicking to the opposition. Sadly we all know how this will end.
... and how's that then? :duck:
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Snipe Watson wrote:
Rooster wrote:I over estimated our win by 4 trys Image
I don't recall you being specific about how many games we would have to score said 4 tries.
Just putting that out there.
I was confident of a 4 try bonus win in this match
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BaggyTrousers wrote:
solidarity wrote:Really enjoyed the match. Tension from start to finish. Ulster made more mistakes than Scarlets,yet still won. Winning ugly is still winning. I still don't think the season looks hopeful. I'll be happy with a top half finish and an 'almost made' it' in Europe.
I did too, Solids, as you say, it was in the balance all game and it was the start of my new career as an armchair expert and just hope I can do Tommy frae Comber proud as he appears to have "slipped away" in his sleep in recent seasons. He never missed a Jim Neilly commentary. Good to see Jim there today, mic in hand, talking to God knows who, Radyo Alster I assume :D

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Couldn't make it so clearly not a true supporter...

Thankfully the Scarlets were pinged enough for offences.
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The ref was extremely bad only interested in two offences --holding ,failure to release ball, the which was blown immediately an opposition player was over the ball just as the support for the tackled player arrived thus denied any chance to clear the player off the ball, and off your feet, which he got wrong more than once.

Granted with regard to the first offence -non release of the ball --he was consistent .

Every other offence nearly went unpunished -- off side I can't recall one occasion where the Scarlets were penalised for offside -- holding off the ball happen several times and while the penalty count recorded in the stats is 10 Ulster 12 Scarlets two of those offences where called by the linesman( not the referee) and both were yellow card offences.

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I stated after the last match we might find scoring hard this year and to be honest the back line never looked like scoring yesterday but with 3 players on their first outing I'm not going to be over critical, this time . The forwards need to be more clinical within the 10 metres of the line but again it was a first outing for the back row and the coach is not long in post.

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Cooney didn’t have the best day, but I can’t have been the only person thinking please please Dan do not bring on Shannahan!


It’s no exaggeration to say that one injury away from the season being effectively a write off. We need to back one of the youngsters and give him a run, or if there is really none of them with potential to be better than Shannahan then we need to find some Irish grannies.

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solidarity wrote:
BaggyTrousers wrote:
solidarity wrote:Really enjoyed the match. Tension from start to finish. Ulster made more mistakes than Scarlets,yet still won. Winning ugly is still winning. I still don't think the season looks hopeful. I'll be happy with a top half finish and an 'almost made' it' in Europe.
I did too, Solids, as you say, it was in the balance all game and it was the start of my new career as an armchair expert and just hope I can do Tommy frae Comber proud as he appears to have "slipped away" in his sleep in recent seasons. He never missed a Jim Neilly commentary. Good to see Jim there today, mic in hand, talking to God knows who, Radyo Alster I assume :D

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Cap'n Grumpy wrote:
Joe Schmo wrote:Ulster need to keep their cool, trying way too hard, only one point in it. Work their way up the pitch and penalty or drop goal, nothing heroic or hair brained kicking to the opposition. Sadly we all know how this will end.
... and how's that then? :duck:
I like to have a good cry, helps me deal with it if Ulster lose :lol:
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Anyone else laugh out loud when AAT was describing mccloskey during the match saying that if you looked up a book for ‘offloading’ you would see a picture of Stu! He didn’t have a bad game tbf but not sure he’s the off load king just yet.
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Eggs wrote:Cooney didn’t have the best day, but I can’t have been the only person thinking please please Dan do not bring on Shannahan!


It’s no exaggeration to say that one injury away from the season being effectively a write off. We need to back one of the youngsters and give him a run, or if there is really none of them with potential to be better than Shannahan then we need to find some Irish grannies.

Praying Cooney doesn’t get called up to Ireland, which isn’t right because he has earned it
Unlike some, your brains aren't scrambled, Eggs. I wanted p gassed 6 years back, but he is streets ahead of Shanners, brainfarts and all. Shanners is quite simply not up to snuff. He has now had 22 "goes" at getting it right and on no occasion have I thought, yeah he did well. Gives me no pleasure to say it but he is definitely not good enough. The question is, is Stewart? Will the younger Curtis be? And one might well muse, would young O'Donnell have been?

Cooney well deserves to be in Camp Joe but Schmidt often takes a lot of convincing to move on from his tried and trusted. He`s not blind however so I`d be expecting Cooney to be called up, but McGrath & Marmion are probably ahead in JS`s mind.
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BaggyTrousers wrote:
Eggs wrote:Cooney didn’t have the best day, but I can’t have been the only person thinking please please Dan do not bring on Shannahan!


It’s no exaggeration to say that one injury away from the season being effectively a write off. We need to back one of the youngsters and give him a run, or if there is really none of them with potential to be better than Shannahan then we need to find some Irish grannies.

Praying Cooney doesn’t get called up to Ireland, which isn’t right because he has earned it
Unlike some, your brains aren't scrambled, Eggs. I wanted p gassed 6 years back, but he is streets ahead of Shanners, brainfarts and all. Shanners is quite simply not up to snuff. He has now had 22 "goes" at getting it right and on no occasion have I thought, yeah he did well. Gives me no pleasure to say it but he is definitely not good enough. The question is, is Stewart? Will the younger Curtis be? And one might well muse, would young O'Donnell have been?

Cooney well deserves to be in Camp Joe but Schmidt often takes a lot of convincing to move on from his tried and trusted. He`s not blind however so I`d be expecting Cooney to be called up, but McGrath & Marmion are probably ahead in JS`s mind.
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Depending on Connor Murrays shoulder injury he will be at camp sooner than later!
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Dave wrote:TOT looked very good in the loose and scrum before his departure. Hard to believe he is just 19.
The finishing front row were all 23 years of age or younger.

I was impressed by both hookers. McBurney very good when he came on, crucial penalty turnover.
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Joe Schmo wrote:Anyone else laugh out loud when AAT was describing mccloskey during the match saying that if you looked up a book for ‘offloading’ you would see a picture of Stu! He didn’t have a bad game tbf but not sure he’s the off load king just yet.
Makes SBW look like an amateur..
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