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Rooster wrote:You won't live for ever anyway so you might as well enjoy yourself while you are here

Hmm a chap from our rugby club's usual line on that is "sure you're a long time dead, so you are!"

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Have to say lads the original post is extremely niave. Ulster has some of the best support (both vocal and in attendance) in the world, when it comes to rugby. Last year if we are truthful was dire and the support echoed what was happening on the field. Nothing more nothing less. CC you have backed...

Rooster wrote:

Captain Chaos wrote:Only because he could outrun Mike to the burger van!

I wouldn't like to have put much money on that If they didn't get stopped they could have trashed the burger van

True with the wind behind them on a good night it could get messy!

RTG

What has a business plan got to do with Rugby? Ulster Rugby need a good business plan before you support them? sounds a bit hardcore if you ask me!!

Only because he could outrun Mike to the burger van!

Perhaps he will partner the wee one from the 2 Ronnie's or Frankie Detorri (sic).

Joe Thats the name, boy he was useless, at rugby anyway. Before you al start I'm sure he is lovely man, caring and loyal husband, a wonderful father.......... no doubt we will have rambling stories fo how he bought the whole of Ravers a pint and saved a stranded cat in a tree in the middle of the p...

Humph (mini me) and Boss! NOC & Willis less important games to gain experience and give the other pair a break, or in case of injuries. Wallace under NO circumstances should wear 10 on his back or indeed any other number that requires him to play at out half. he has wasted enough of his and ever...

Didn't we sign some huge Tongan guy (huge as in like a barrel)? I have a vivid memory of him trying to run across the pitch to catch up with the rest of the team and the ball but to no avail. What made it funnier was the guy on the prom beside us shouted to him "I bet you could get there if it ...

So who here would go to the Maze for a rugby match IF (and it's a big if) the stadium is built?

Have to say lads the original post is extremely niave. Ulster has some of the best support (both vocal and in attendance) in the world, when it comes to rugby. Last year if we are truthful was dire and the support echoed what was happening on the field. Nothing more nothing less.

CC

Somebody call??