The UAFC

Israelites inhabit that small yet important piece of British mandate Palestine which will not be given up. They have no where else to go. Problem is, neither do the Arabs . If only the two tribes could both simultaneously give up their bigoted, mysoginistic religious beliefs and move on from the Bro...

Rooster wrote:

Shan wrote:There were folk still fighting the war 40 years or more after it ended. I suspect you'll challenge that timeframe.

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Some fighting here since 1690 and others since 1921 and some of the younger ones since 1969.

40 years is a mere bagatelle. Im in this for the long haul.Tis the Ulster way

Its like living in a dystopian parallel universe.

FtheIrfu oh and that hashhag crowd as while Im at it .

Glad to see some have put up some kind of a fight before the inevitable mass capitulation and renewing the season ticket.There were some very strident words on here and tales of derring do. Liberation front of Judea strikes again.

Shan wrote:Was the recent sunny spell more extreme up north?

twas nice but not as luminous as in pulchritudinous Perpignan in Sumptuous French Catalonious. Paddy will love it there if He packs his factor 50 and Foster Grants.

I'm completely devoid of positive thoughts for the UR/IRFU cabal. They have both behaved disgracefully and dishonourably and in all conscience I can no longer even with my meagre ration, fund their commercial enterprise. I will attend Ulster away games as funds permit (not in The provinces) and guld...

Cap'n Grumpy wrote:

namron wrote:If only Ernie Davis was alive ....

He'd be a Model candidate

Six swift strokes of Ermintrude in front of the fans if you don’t perform and free beer for everybody if we win. With that kind of leadership We just might bring home some silverware .

If only Ernie Davis was alive ....

I will not wear an emerald green supporters shirt again until Paddy Jackson regains his rightful place That will be never then. You'll be a huge loss, almost as much as Paddy himself. :D :D ‘Never, never, never, never, never, Gwan ya will, ya will, ya will...’ Sister Ian Doyle-Paisley. You may well...

The game was closer than the score line and the referee was a players nightmare and unfortunately the Irish players let him get to them Murray certainly did anyway. In fairness Murray is usually the most calm guy on the field. To see him that animated is close enough to proof that you are correct h...

HwoodMike2umate wrote:Haven't renewed East Terrace Season ticket yet and will probably wait a month or two, ?

Are you sure you should be adopting such an extreme position Mike ? I do admire your bullishness but really is there not another method by which your anger may be conveyed?

Wow Baggy .Excellent and painfully truthful .

I have enjoyed my time supporting Ulster through both the glory years and the years in which We were pretty rank. I would still gulder as best I could for the team ...they were our lads and I got it. Many away trips have drained my bank account but then I was committed to going and committed to enjo...

Excellent .At least there are still some who can garner enjoyment and put the compounded misery of the last year or so and recent days behind them. I salute your fortitude :salut: I myself cannot bring myself to attend until that stomach churning Demi God Logan is gone. As for the IRFU ,It will be a...

I have not been back since Ruan Pienaar was treated like a dog by the IRFU and offered no succour by Spineless Logan and co . Some on this board chided me a little and some friends tried to persuade me to go back. I will go back this Saturday to picket the gates. If the lads have signed for differen...