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interlooter wrote:161

great picture in the aftermath of victory :salut:
Ruan leading the ovation and some interesting reactions from around the room - darren and BBJ caught my eye.
any idea what was going on?
is it a saffa thing?
No it's not a Saffa anything, ulster tradition probably older than some posters :roll:
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See some chube has ruined the paint finish with sellotape.
Disgraceful, I'm disgusted. May protest on Friday night by wearing a pink teeshirt in solidarity with the purple wall.
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Kofi Annan wrote:
interlooter wrote:161

great picture in the aftermath of victory :salut:
Ruan leading the ovation and some interesting reactions from around the room - darren and BBJ caught my eye.
any idea what was going on?
is it a saffa thing?
No it's not a Saffa anything, ulster tradition probably older than some posters :roll:
Please :roll: enlighten :roll: me :roll:
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U T I D.... :fleg:
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interlooter wrote:
Kofi Annan wrote:
interlooter wrote:161

great picture in the aftermath of victory :salut:
Ruan leading the ovation and some interesting reactions from around the room - darren and BBJ caught my eye.
any idea what was going on?
is it a saffa thing?
No it's not a Saffa anything, ulster tradition probably older than some posters :roll:
Please :roll: enlighten :roll: me :roll:
Spotted a Nevin Spence kit bag in the foreground. Nice to think that the wee man is still with them in spirit and in their thoughts :D :salut:
Paul.

C'mon Ulsterrrrrrrrr! :red:
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interlooter wrote:161

great picture in the aftermath of victory :salut:
Ruan leading the ovation and some interesting reactions from around the room - darren and BBJ caught my eye.
any idea what was going on?
is it a saffa thing?
Love how Paul Marshall is standing on the bench, so he's the same height as all the big boys :D
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Darren's looking for a spare Tassimo T-discs in everyone's locker ...
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pwrmoore wrote:
interlooter wrote:
Kofi Annan wrote:
interlooter wrote:161

great picture in the aftermath of victory :salut:
Ruan leading the ovation and some interesting reactions from around the room - darren and BBJ caught my eye.
any idea what was going on?
is it a saffa thing?
No it's not a Saffa anything, ulster tradition probably older than some posters :roll:
Please :roll: enlighten :roll: me :roll:
Spotted a Nevin Spence kit bag in the foreground. Nice to think that the wee man is still with them in spirit and in their thoughts :D :salut:
That's GG's black bag of ice, sticky plasters, and other spare parts, look at Ravenhill on Friday as he carries it with the writing visible on the side, it says "Nevin Spence always with us " on it.
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Cornerfleg wrote:Darren's looking for a spare Tassimo T-discs in everyone's locker ...
Nope, he's trying to get past them all, he's suddenly remembered he promised Tommy he'd get him a match programme.
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Joe Schmo wrote:
Cornerfleg wrote:Darren's looking for a spare Tassimo T-discs in everyone's locker ...
Nope, he's trying to get past them all, he's suddenly remembered he promised Tommy he'd get him a match programme.
In France? :shock:
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Cap'n Grumpy wrote:
Joe Schmo wrote:
Cornerfleg wrote:Darren's looking for a spare Tassimo T-discs in everyone's locker ...
Nope, he's trying to get past them all, he's suddenly remembered he promised Tommy he'd get him a match programme.
In France? :shock:
Yep. Tommy from Colombiers requested a program. :thumleft:
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Applause ...
Always ask yourself, "What would Big Rodney do"... And every time the answer is... "Eat It"
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Kofi Annan wrote:
interlooter wrote:161

great picture in the aftermath of victory :salut:
Ruan leading the ovation and some interesting reactions from around the room - darren and BBJ caught my eye.
any idea what was going on?
is it a saffa thing?
No it's not a Saffa anything, ulster tradition probably older than some posters :roll:
Keeping the red hand flying high...hope that isn't too distasteful for some. :red: :red: :fleg: :fleg:
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BuckRogers wrote:Keeping the red hand flying high...hope that isn't too distasteful for some. :red: :red: :fleg: :fleg:
Catch a grip.

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