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Re: Jordi Murphy to Ulster

Posted: Mon May 21, 2018 6:31 pm
by Amiga500
Snipe Watson wrote:
Dave wrote:Anyone see the interview at full-time? Jordi basically said he was in a bad place when he decided to sign for us.
Well if he doesn't want to come here, he can stay where he is.
'Course he was in a bad place.

Why the f**k would anyone want to walk away from starting in HEC finals and league finals to us?

I'm sure he is cursing the day he signed. But, as it seems he is standing over his word, if he wants on the plane to Japan, then he knows what he has to do - he'll definitely get the chance up here to show Joe that he should be in the squad.

Re: Jordi Murphy to Ulster

Posted: Wed May 23, 2018 11:13 am
by Dublin4
Jordi made the right decision to move.
He just got lucky over the last few months that Heaslip retired, JVDF wrecked himself in the France match, Ruddock who was in a rich vein of form did his hamstring, SOB did, well, what SOB does, and even Conan was out for a while.

All being fit, the Leinster back row would be SOB, Conan/Ruddock and Leavy, with JVDF, passed out by Leavy, on the bench.
So Jordi would be facing into zero game time except against Italians or Southern Kings et al.
There are more young guys like Deegan and Josh Murphy on the proverbial Leinster conveyor belt coming through.

Far better for Jordi and Joe to have him performing at top level with Ulster.

Re: Jordi Murphy to Ulster

Posted: Wed May 23, 2018 11:30 am
by Russ
Dublin4 wrote:Jordi made the right decision to move.
He just got lucky over the last few months that Heaslip retired, JVDF wrecked himself in the France match, Ruddock who was in a rich vein of form did his hamstring, SOB did, well, what SOB does, and even Conan was out for a while.

All being fit, the Leinster back row would be SOB, Conan/Ruddock and Leavy, with JVDF, passed out by Leavy, on the bench.
So Jordi would be facing into zero game time except against Italians or Southern Kings et al.
There are more young guys like Deegan and Josh Murphy on the proverbial Leinster conveyor belt coming through.

Far better for Jordi and Joe to have him performing at top level with Ulster.
Your first ever sensible post

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Re: Jordi Murphy to Ulster

Posted: Wed May 23, 2018 11:34 am
by Dave
Jordi is your best backrow this season. All of a sudden he is shyte because he is leaving. When he and Marcell and Hendo come down and own the RDS you will eat your words.

Re: Jordi Murphy to Ulster

Posted: Wed May 23, 2018 11:44 am
by Dublin4
Leavy is our best backrow of the season. The second half of the season.
He and Jordi were a bit out of it until the gaps opened up.
Jordi is far from shyte and I never said he was.

On current form, I think Timoney would be a first choice for your backrow next season.

Re: Jordi Murphy to Ulster

Posted: Wed May 23, 2018 11:50 am
by Dave
Last week you were moaning about Leavy because VDF was injured. I highlighted how good he has been. There is a place for him at Ulster. We would make him feel appreciated.

Jordi is world class.

Re: Jordi Murphy to Ulster

Posted: Wed May 23, 2018 11:56 am
by stickinout
Dublin4 wrote:Leavy is our best backrow of the season. The second half of the season.
He and Jordi were a bit out of it until the gaps opened up.
Jordi is far from shyte and I never said he was.

On current form, I think Timoney would be a first choice for your backrow next season.

I'd agree, Leavy has been immense in blue and green, definitely best back row of season. Timoney has definitely improved over the season, a very useful dependable player.


D4 Do you know anything of Moloney, the 2nd row? What's he up to? Does he look to fit into Cullen's plans? I think he'd be a canny signing for us, if he's up to playing for a basketcase team, that is.

Re: Jordi Murphy to Ulster

Posted: Wed May 23, 2018 12:09 pm
by therealspratt
stickinout wrote:
Dublin4 wrote:Leavy is our best backrow of the season. The second half of the season.
He and Jordi were a bit out of it until the gaps opened up.
Jordi is far from shyte and I never said he was.

On current form, I think Timoney would be a first choice for your backrow next season.

I'd agree, Leavy has been immense in blue and green, definitely best back row of season. Timoney has definitely improved over the season, a very useful dependable player.


D4 Do you know anything of Moloney, the 2nd row? What's he up to? Does he look to fit into Cullen's plans? I think he'd be a canny signing for us, if he's up to playing for a basketcase team, that is.
Well there are a couple of very good prospects coming up behind him that will mean he's quite likely to continue to shift down the pecking order. I wouldn't really say he's the sort of 2nd row we need though to pair with AOC(/Dalton hopefully) when Hendo's away. We need some ballast.

Re: Jordi Murphy to Ulster

Posted: Wed May 23, 2018 12:23 pm
by stickinout
therealspratt wrote:
stickinout wrote:
Dublin4 wrote:Leavy is our best backrow of the season. The second half of the season.
He and Jordi were a bit out of it until the gaps opened up.
Jordi is far from shyte and I never said he was.

On current form, I think Timoney would be a first choice for your backrow next season.

I'd agree, Leavy has been immense in blue and green, definitely best back row of season. Timoney has definitely improved over the season, a very useful dependable player.


D4 Do you know anything of Moloney, the 2nd row? What's he up to? Does he look to fit into Cullen's plans? I think he'd be a canny signing for us, if he's up to playing for a basketcase team, that is.
Well there are a couple of very good prospects coming up behind him that will mean he's quite likely to continue to shift down the pecking order. I wouldn't really say he's the sort of 2nd row we need though to pair with AOC(/Dalton hopefully) when Hendo's away. We need some ballast.
Fair point on the ballast but i was thinking along the same lines as a player like Timoney when he came, that is, one for the future, say in a year or two. Not quite making it, NiQ brought in getting in the way of his development, still young.

Re: Jordi Murphy to Ulster

Posted: Wed May 23, 2018 2:54 pm
by Dublin4
You ask about Moloney.
I hadn't heard he was moving to you but it makes sense.
Like James Ryan, he is a product of St Michael's but Ryan, who is younger, has gazumped him from being a second row regular for the blues.
Moloney is regarded as top notch in the line out.
Sorry to lose him to you but with Fardy, Ryan and Toner in place there's not much point keeping him.

Re: Jordi Murphy to Ulster

Posted: Wed May 23, 2018 3:13 pm
by Russ
Dublin4 wrote:You ask about Moloney.
I hadn't heard he was moving to you but it makes sense.
Like James Ryan, he is a product of St Michael's but Ryan, who is younger, has gazumped him from being a second row regular for the blues.
Moloney is regarded as top notch in the line out.
Sorry to lose him to you but with Fardy, Ryan and Toner in place there's not much point keeping him.
When did Fardy play in the second row last?

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Re: Jordi Murphy to Ulster

Posted: Wed May 23, 2018 3:41 pm
by Dublin4
24th March. v Ospreys.

Re: Jordi Murphy to Ulster

Posted: Wed May 23, 2018 3:44 pm
by Cockatrice
Within three posts we have someone asking about a Leinster second row to signing him..

Re: Jordi Murphy to Ulster

Posted: Wed May 23, 2018 3:46 pm
by Dave
We are well stocked

Re: Jordi Murphy to Ulster

Posted: Wed May 23, 2018 3:49 pm
by Russ
Dublin4 wrote:24th March. v Ospreys.
So two full months since the man you signed as a second row last played in the second row

LR do what they want

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