Ulster Vs Munster Fri 21st Dec @ 19.35 Premier Sport

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Ulster team to play Munster, Guinness PRO14, Friday 21st December, Kingspan Stadium (7.35pm):

(15-9): L Ludik; H Speight, W Addison, S McCloskey, R Baloucoune; B Burns, J Cooney;

(1-8): E O’Sullivan, R Herring (captain), M Moore, I Nagle, K Treadwell, S Reidy, J Murphy, M Coetzee;

(16-23): R Best, K McCall, R Kane, C Ross, N Timoney, D Shanahan, J McPhillips, J Hume.

MUNSTER: M Haley; D Sweetnam, S Arnold, J Taute (c), A Wootton; JJ Hanrahan, A Mathewson; J Loughman, K O’Byrne, S Archer; J Kleyn, D O’Shea; F Wycherley, C Oliver, A Botha.

Subs: M Sherry, D Kilcoyne, C Parker, G Coombes, T O’Donnell, N Cronin, B Johnston, S Daly.

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Hope big Ian doesn’t take it easy as the Johnny come lately.
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We should beat them but we will probably make hard work of it. I'm hoping Stockdale is just rested.

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They will come to give us a hard time physically despite leaving out some frontliners. Glad Arnold is there, as he gets to see what a good 13 is.

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So no Dalton afterall. Doesn't say much for any young 2nd row if Clive Ross is preferred, out of position.
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Dave wrote:So no Dalton afterall. Doesn't say much for any young 2nd row if Clive Ross is preferred, out of position.
Hasn’t he only played one AIL game after coming back from injury? He might not be ready. At the same point in his return from injury, Kyle McCall was named on the bench against Scarlets away purely out of necessity, but he wasn’t used because he was still a week away from match fitness.
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LegsLikeSausages wrote:
Dave wrote:So no Dalton afterall. Doesn't say much for any young 2nd row if Clive Ross is preferred, out of position.
Hasn’t he only played one AIL game after coming back from injury? He might not be ready. At the same point in his return from injury, Kyle McCall was named on the bench against Scarlets away purely out of necessity, but he wasn’t used because he was still a week away from match fitness.
Although covering 2nd row, most likely see Cross come on backrow with the same backrow now for several weeks being flogged quite a bit.
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LegsLikeSausages wrote:
Dave wrote:So no Dalton afterall. Doesn't say much for any young 2nd row if Clive Ross is preferred, out of position.
Hasn’t he only played one AIL game after coming back from injury? He might not be ready. At the same point in his return from injury, Kyle McCall was named on the bench against Scarlets away purely out of necessity, but he wasn’t used because he was still a week away from match fitness.
I was under the impression that he was fit again. He was reported as such in the press. Perhaps he had a set back.
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Dave wrote:
LegsLikeSausages wrote:
Dave wrote:So no Dalton afterall. Doesn't say much for any young 2nd row if Clive Ross is preferred, out of position.
Hasn’t he only played one AIL game after coming back from injury? He might not be ready. At the same point in his return from injury, Kyle McCall was named on the bench against Scarlets away purely out of necessity, but he wasn’t used because he was still a week away from match fitness.
I was under the impression that he was fit again. He was reported as such in the press. Perhaps he had a set back.
Yeah there’s fit and there’s fit though. Straight into an interpro with one AIL game under your belt was probably judged too much of a gamble. That would be my guess. Also McFarland has probably had very little opportunity to work with him yet.
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How long's Thompson been fit?

Dalton well, don't rate him much myself but there's plenty of time in his career to develop into something useful.
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See you there Baggy. You should publish your pre match location and let the snowflakes shake your hand and thank you for helping them.
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I’d expect nothing else.
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LegsLikeSausages wrote:
Dave wrote:
LegsLikeSausages wrote:
Dave wrote:So no Dalton afterall. Doesn't say much for any young 2nd row if Clive Ross is preferred, out of position.
Hasn’t he only played one AIL game after coming back from injury? He might not be ready. At the same point in his return from injury, Kyle McCall was named on the bench against Scarlets away purely out of necessity, but he wasn’t used because he was still a week away from match fitness.
I was under the impression that he was fit again. He was reported as such in the press. Perhaps he had a set back.
Yeah there’s fit and there’s fit though. Straight into an interpro with one AIL game under your belt was probably judged too much of a gamble. That would be my guess. Also McFarland has probably had very little opportunity to work with him yet.
Very true. I'm hoping that Dan will have a good impact on him. He seems to have done some decent work with the forwards already.
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There's no excuse for Ulster if they don't win this game. Not that Munster are sending up a nothing team, but it is a team which any reasonable home team should expect to win against. Simple as that really.
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