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ULSTER JNRs

Posted: Sat Apr 29, 2017 12:09 pm
by Gerald the Mole
Ulster Juniors team to play Munster, Saturday 29th April at Randalstown RFC, kick-off 2.30pm:

(15-9): Philip Cartmill (Cooke), Robert Baloucoune (Enniskillen), Mikey Poskitt (Coleraine), Calum Irvine (CIYMS), Mitchell McComb (Grosvenor), Bokkie Carstens (Coleraine), Allen McCluggage (Grosvenor);
(1-8): Chris Nash (Captain, Coleraine), Alan Whitely (CIYMS), Gary Hume (Randalstown), Josh Christie (Coleraine), Michael Ferguson (Coleraine), Brian Hughes (Coleraine), Andy McKeen (Carrickfergus), Andrew Kelly (Grosvenor).

Replacements from: Adam McDonald (Dromore), Alan Ferguson (Enniskillen), David Greatorex (Coleraine), Toby Mannus (Cooke), Jason Gilliland (CIYMS), Matthew Cahoon (Grosvenor), Grant Bartley (Ballyclare), Martin Connolly (Randalstown), Ryan Garrett (Larne), David Scott (Instonians), Robert Smith (Ballyclare)
Hope picking so many from Q2 is not a sign of coaching immaturity and not stepping outside your comfort zone.

Re: ULSTER JNRs

Posted: Sat Apr 29, 2017 12:52 pm
by Russ
Macca is a cracking prop

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Re: ULSTER JNRs

Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2017 9:03 am
by Gerald the Mole
Gotta say I was wrong, a good performance to what had to be the worse Jnr Munster team I have seen in years, they looked totally disinterested with no clue on what they were doing, I am sure the painted kerbstones and flags flying from lampposts give them a taste of Ulster culture.

Stand out performances from the Ulster 8, 9 and 14, only thing I thought was a fècking disgrace was the Ulster coach behind the posts, every time, Mumster got momentum and was threatening to get through the Ulster defence , started screaming at The top of his voice HEAD INJURY, HEAD INJURY! ,at no stage was there anyone on the ground during this or obvious signs of a clash, it was all about trying to get the ref to blow his whistle to break up the Munster attack, BTW, I saw him do this before in Q2 games, bad sportsmanship to say the least.

I know it's only a Junior game, but really, is Randalstown the best venue.

Re: ULSTER JNRs

Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2017 12:27 pm
by scrum5
Name and shame him GTM

Re: ULSTER JNRs

Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2017 1:01 pm
by Gerald the Mole
scrum5 wrote:Name and shame him GTM
Don't know the name.

Re: ULSTER JNRs

Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2017 1:23 pm
by scrum5
No problems Gerald, it was one of the following, Head Coach Richard Boyd or his assistants Robert Ford and Michael Ferguson

Re: ULSTER JNRs

Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2017 1:27 pm
by Rooster
If that is true he should be getting a good boot up the hole by Ulster Branch and a touchline ban, head injury is not something to be messed with at any level.

Re: ULSTER JNRs

Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2017 1:29 pm
by Gerald the Mole
Either of the first two I believe. I watched the Grosvenor Coleraine game in March and I heard the same crap, he had a baseball cap on, Ferguson I believe was playing yesterday so not him.

Re: ULSTER JNRs

Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2017 5:14 pm
by TheSnapper
It's been mentioned before, poor form to be very honest.

Re: ULSTER JNRs

Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2017 6:32 pm
by dublane
Mentioned before about whom? reasonably big crowd at the game yesterday, didn't hear any of the head injury stuff. thought the Ulster side played well, Munster were poorly organised. Could've been a bigger score. Ford was on the sideline with the juniors subs , rather than behind the posts. Surely a better venue could be found for games like these?

Re: ULSTER JNRs

Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2017 6:45 pm
by Russ
dublane wrote:Mentioned before about whom? reasonably big crowd at the game yesterday, didn't hear any of the head injury stuff. thought the Ulster side played well, Munster were poorly organised. Could've been a bigger score. Ford was on the sideline with the juniors subs , rather than behind the posts. Surely a better venue could be found for games like these?
Banbridge would have been a decent venue

Or Dromore

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Re: ULSTER JNRs

Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2017 7:18 pm
by moyletra
Deny Randalstown a few £ across their bar? Every junior club would have been able to bid for the fixture.

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Re: ULSTER JNRs

Posted: Sun May 07, 2017 3:35 pm
by dublane
Juniors won yesterday, 36-5 vs Connacht in Ballina, 2 tries for Hughes (Coleraine), 2 tries for Carstens (Coleraine), 1 try for Mckeen (Carrick)

Re: ULSTER JNRs

Posted: Sat May 13, 2017 4:32 pm
by scrum5
Juniors beat Leinster 34-15 today

Re: ULSTER JNRs

Posted: Sat May 13, 2017 5:42 pm
by Russ
feck i hate leinster

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