I'm not going to throw myself off a cliff or anything, but some of the basics were pretty disappointing even taking account of it being a meaningless game, which it was for Connacht too.Gerald the Mole wrote: ↑Sun Aug 23, 2020 10:28 pmNo, game was meaningless for UR, trying players and combinations, can see what they are trying to do, don't needs fûcks coming on here and slagging them off to be fair, if you don’t like it go back on Twitter bitching about Aggie in Tesco not wearing a mask or you neighbour having a bbq with No social distancing and sharing the same shît house,for dog and ulcer wrote: ↑Sun Aug 23, 2020 8:56 pm I see the "Ulster are brill" delusions continue post lockdown.
Currently think Hume is a liability defensively, Gilroy too, Stockdale wouldn't be great, and obviously Madigan got steamrollered by Aki so concerned the backs need to improve the basic of tackling.
In the forwards obviously the lineout was quite a big issue, having only watched it once it seemed to be a combination of quite a few different things going on and obviously Connacht competed at it well. McBurney will probably get most of the blame from your average supporter, but I thought his throws were in the main ok but not great, timing was an issue, lifters I saw on one occasion didn't lift well.
In short after not seeing Ulster play for such an extended period of time can totally understand people's frustration.