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thecrouch wrote:Surely i am not the only Ulster man to shed a tear at the final whistle tonight?

You were not. Amazing. And as WW said, how incredible for Rory, no one more deserving

thecrouch wrote:Conor Murray was magic. Absolutely phenomenal.

Absolutely - A MOTM performance if ever there was one! What a game! Emotional!

By the way, who was the welthead who described Chicago as Ireland's second home? Great decisions made by the FIRFU to give the game to a channel with just a handful of viewers.

Jeez, what a weekend roller coaster - fantastic effort one and all, I'm 56 years old and watch a lot of rugby and I have never seen that before, wrong to single anyone out but of course delighted for Rory, and Trimble's hits, fcuking brilliant!

Ireland beating the All Blacks. That's one I can tick off the bucket list.

All 23 men were warriors tonight. Bodies on the line for the jersey. Pride, passion and belief. Tremendous.

You couldn't annoy me tonight.

thecrouch wrote:All 23 men were warriors tonight. Bodies on the line for the jersey. Pride, passion and belief. Tremendous.

You couldn't annoy me tonight.

Rooster has the game up from last night.....

scrum5 wrote:

thecrouch wrote:All 23 men were warriors tonight. Bodies on the line for the jersey. Pride, passion and belief. Tremendous.

You couldn't annoy me tonight.

Rooster has the game up from last night.....

Our bunch of fannies could learn a lot from watching that tonight. Ireland and Ulster are chalk and cheese right now.

BaggyTrousers wrote:By the way, who was the welthead who described Chicago as Ireland's second home? Great decisions made by the FIRFU to give the game to a channel with just a handful of viewers.

Does the "I was there when......." aspect count when you watched it on BT Sport?!

er Rob.
Forgive the slip of my finger.

I saw NZ beat Ireland as a seven year old in 1963 and its been a long time coming. What a night for all Irish rugby followers.

Having a drop of something just now.

Of course I never doubted Joe or his selection and tactics.

Well , I suppose after the ladies doing it in 2014 as the first adult team to beat a NZ team the boys had to, I believe the ladies captain was there and spoke to them on what it means to beat them.

thecrouch wrote:

scrum5 wrote:

thecrouch wrote:All 23 men were warriors tonight. Bodies on the line for the jersey. Pride, passion and belief. Tremendous.

You couldn't annoy me tonight.

Rooster has the game up from last night.....

Our bunch of fannies could learn a lot from watching that tonight. Ireland and Ulster are chalk and cheese right now.

Only one man fit to captain Ulster, but unfortunately he was also let down by a bunch of losers last season.

Congrats to Joe. Future ABs coach.

LadyP wrote:Well , I suppose after the ladies doing it in 2014 as the first adult team to beat a NZ team the boys had to, I believe the ladies captain was there and spoke to them on what it means to beat them.

maybe she could speak to our ladies before the Zebre game