Ulster team Vs Edinburgh
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- Warrior Chief
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Re: Ulster team Vs Edinburgh
We do have a nasty b'stard in the form of Alan O'Connor but for some reason we refrain from playing him.
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Re: Ulster team Vs Edinburgh
Forgot about O'C. Agree, if healthy, we should be giving him a go. Not acceptable. Begs the question why we need Browne. We accumulate filler.therealspratt wrote:We do have a nasty b'stard in the form of Alan O'Connor but for some reason we refrain from playing him.
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Browne was more than useful last week. How do you come to the conclusion that he is filler?CIMANFOREVER wrote:Forgot about O'C. Agree, if healthy, we should be giving him a go. Not acceptable. Begs the question why we need Browne. We accumulate filler.therealspratt wrote:We do have a nasty b'stard in the form of Alan O'Connor but for some reason we refrain from playing him.
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Re: Ulster team Vs Edinburgh
Browne seems a reasonable acquisition, the best by far of what unfortunately seems to be a bad bunch, on initial impressions a step up from Stevenson and McComb, I would much prefer O'Connor though as he's one of our very few players to have a bit of grit about him. He's also a decent bit younger and in my view with much more room for improvement.Snipe Watson wrote:Browne was more than useful last week. How do you come to the conclusion that he is filler?CIMANFOREVER wrote:Forgot about O'C. Agree, if healthy, we should be giving him a go. Not acceptable. Begs the question why we need Browne. We accumulate filler.therealspratt wrote:We do have a nasty b'stard in the form of Alan O'Connor but for some reason we refrain from playing him.
Re: Ulster team Vs Edinburgh
So - did Bowe and Trimble do enough to book their seats on the RWC plane?
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Ahhhhh I remember the days I was scuffed at for mentioning Sid ....why was LM kicking, can't our new shining light at 10 sorry above average 10 not kick??
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Re: Ulster team Vs Edinburgh
And I have talked about our lack of back row depth for the same length of time and its actually beyond a joke now
You do not have a competitive back row you don't win games simple as.
Its everything in the modern game.
I didn't even really look at the team sheet just the back row and I coud have written the match report at that point.
Words like disjointed, lack of continuity and phase play will be rubberstamped into the commentaries of our performances if we continue to field back rows like that, friendies or not.
You do not have a competitive back row you don't win games simple as.
Its everything in the modern game.
I didn't even really look at the team sheet just the back row and I coud have written the match report at that point.
Words like disjointed, lack of continuity and phase play will be rubberstamped into the commentaries of our performances if we continue to field back rows like that, friendies or not.
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Re: Ulster team Vs Edinburgh
Our backrow is utter dross
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It's not just the backrow though, it's the forwards in general. Ulster aren't producing them with any regularity. Aside from Henderson who is a freak of nature, there has been precious little evidence of players being developed in the pack. If anything they regress once they're in the setup and then leave and often look half decent somewhere else.
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Re: Ulster team Vs Edinburgh
Or perhaps we're just not giving them a chance.
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Re: Ulster team Vs Edinburgh
I may have misread the report and can't be assed going back to do so again, but I think I read that LM took over the kicking after our above average 10 went off.Kofi Annan wrote:Ahhhhh I remember the days I was scuffed at for mentioning Sid ....why was LM kicking, can't our new shining light at 10 sorry above average 10 not kick??
It would appear from what most have reported, in response to your second question, that the answer is no, anyway.
But shirley there have been those calling for LM to play 10 and do all the kicking anyway - he did it at skool!
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Never heard of Utter Dross ......... does he play #8, openside or blindside?Russ wrote:Our backrow is utter dross
Is he Irish qualified?
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I look forward to your match report on Thursday before I head down to the bookies!bazzaj wrote:And I have talked about our lack of back row depth for the same length of time and its actually beyond a joke now
You do not have a competitive back row you don't win games simple as.
Its everything in the modern game.
I didn't even really look at the team sheet just the back row and I coud have written the match report at that point.
Words like disjointed, lack of continuity and phase play will be rubberstamped into the commentaries of our performances if we continue to field back rows like that, friendies or not.
I'm not arguing -
I'm just explaining why I'm right
I'm just explaining why I'm right
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Uttered is Clive Ross' s middle name.Cap'n Grumpy wrote:Never heard of Utter Dross ......... does he play #8, openside or blindside?Russ wrote:Our backrow is utter dross
Is he Irish qualified?
If you like you can have my match report now if he is playing, grumps.
Re: Ulster team Vs Edinburgh
Hey bet you wish Mike McComish was here now
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