The UAFC

The Hateful Eight is a fantastic watch. It may be 3 hours long, but bare with it and it will get better. Samuel L. Jackson was very good in it.

Let's hope Sarries have an off day.

Can't argue with anything written there, certainly a lot more optimistic than I was 5-6 weeks ago.

BR wrote:Any citings? Camara surely?

For the trip?

I'm glad I'm not the only one that thought BT did a terrible injustice to the atmosphere on Friday night.

I'm worried we've shown our hand too early Hopefully we've kept some things in our back pocket. Maybe some strike moves Should the backs/skills coach not be constantly thinking up of new set play moves to keep the opponents guessing? Granted it will probably be more difficult to practice for Sunday...

Alan O'Connor looks like the nasty, cynical type of player that we need. Hope he grows into a mould similar to Leo Cullen. Loved by us, hated by everyone else.

I'm worried we've shown our hand too early Hopefully we've kept some things in our back pocket. Maybe some strike moves Should the backs/skills coach not be constantly thinking up of new set play moves to keep the opponents guessing? Granted it will probably be more difficult to practice for Sunday...

. The major difference for me was PJ taking the ball to the gain line before executing a move.. That's probably the first set play back line move (Scholes' try) I've seen at Ravenhill this season. I'd like to know why we don't have more of them. Great line from Ludik and great supporting line from ...

. The major difference for me was PJ taking the ball to the gain line before executing a move.. That's probably the first set play back line move (Scholes' try) I've seen at Ravenhill this season. I'd like to know why we don't have more of them. Great line from Ludik and great supporting line from ...

Kyle McCall worthy man of the match. Ludik showed some decent breaks when playing outside centre, Henry was good. Pienaar's passing was poor even with the conditions. Overall I thought it was a professional performance and the tactics were spot on. We played the conditions much better than Edinburgh.

bangorboy wrote:BBC giving gust of over 50mph on Friday evening - wrap up warm folks!!

Perfect conditions for playing hoofball.

Anyone seen Spectre yet? Contemplating going to watch it but so far I've heard below average reviews.

The whole idea of a 'reception' for both teams was a ludicrous idea anyway given the fragile state of Northern Ireland.

Excellent news. He has been consistent over the last season and is definitely putting pressure on Rory for the #2 jersey.