Re: Gavin Duffy to Ulster?
Posted: Thu Jul 08, 2010 3:29 pm
Success for Ulster will come from building from within, if it comes at all. So I'm very pleased that young Smith will get a chance to kick on from last season.
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Hard to pass when the ball is tucked under your arm when going in to traffic. Without doubt his one big weakness that leads to turnover ball. Still, he is a great counter-attacker but not at best in the world level yet.jackthelad wrote:Conas wrote:Why would anyone want a glass man like Denis Leamy??? like Stephen Ferris he's always out injured you just can't depend on such fragile players like that. Cullen can't maintain a place in the Ireland squad as it is plus he's an old man and past his best. Seanie O Brien looks like another glass man...he has an awful lot to prove at international level.
Duffy isn't half the player Geordon Murphy is and. I'm a very intellectual realist and I can read Declan Kidneys mind. Some of you people really overrate poor players, and hence you have no idea what you're talking about.Rob Kearney on form is the best in the world
Kearney the best in the world. Not even close. Too slow and can't pass / won't pass. You forgot about yourself in that position. I hear you're really good but seem to have a total lack of self-awareness....for an intellectual that is...and a mind reader to boot.
Oh yeah so who would you have as the Irish full back then big shot? and do you mean beach or best? which doesn't make any sense to a smart literature lover like me. At least everyone on Ulster fans knows what you get up to in the South of England on holidays with your stinking fish dinners. Having said that before I got sick on Wednesday I ate Salmon for dinner, and I was on the toilet with the brown liquid water running out of me...so less talk about the fish ok.stickinout wrote: Hard to pass when the ball is tucked under your arm when going in to traffic. Without doubt his one big weakness that leads to turnover ball. Still, he is a great counter-attacker but not at best in the world level yet.
As for Murphy, he couldn't tackle a fish supper after a night on sloppy southern english best.
At 1.80cm and 1.78cm, would they qualify to play for the Islanders - Lilliput perhaps?James O'Connor 1.80cm 84kg -http://www.rugbywa.com.au/players/james ... tion/54680
Jamie Smith 1.78cm 80kg - http://www.ulsterrugby.com/rugby/8734.p ... ef=dynamic
Read most of the thread - there is very little chat about anything related to the title !Rooster wrote:For fecks sake lads why are we still talking about a player signed to Connacht and not even in negotiations with Ulster coming to Ulster
Conas, Sorry to hear about your fishy experiences. Don't blame the salmon, it must have been something else you had, unless you threw it round your cat's litter tray before frying. I'd still have Kearney at full-back but i'd horse whip him every time he goes into contact with the ball tucked up unless he's doing it temporarily for a hand-off. The modern game is all about off-loads IMO.Conas wrote:Oh yeah so who would you have as the Irish full back then big shot? and do you mean beach or best? which doesn't make any sense to a smart literature lover like me. At least everyone on Ulster fans knows what you get up to in the South of England on holidays with your stinking fish dinners. Having said that before I got sick on Wednesday I ate Salmon for dinner, and I was on the toilet with the brown liquid water running out of me...so less talk about the fish ok.stickinout wrote: Hard to pass when the ball is tucked under your arm when going in to traffic. Without doubt his one big weakness that leads to turnover ball. Still, he is a great counter-attacker but not at best in the world level yet.
As for Murphy, he couldn't tackle a fish supper after a night on sloppy southern english best.
So all your talk and anti Kearney/Murphy is down the one simple fact. You want Duffy in there??? It's not gonna happen under Kidney, and it's the same with all the Fionn Carr lovers out there too. You can't alter an old mans managing mentality, like you can't teach an old dog new tricks. We should hire Eddie again just for you