Come On Leinster!!!!

[StKenneth]

I want more than anything in the whole world, for Leinster to win the Heineken Cup this year.


I wanted Bristol to win the Championship............. THEY LOST
I wanted Saints to win the LV= Cup.................... WE LOST
I wanted Saints to make the Premiership final....... WE LOST

I want Leinster to win the HEC..........................


You don't need the kind of good luck that I obviously have at the moment, so I shan't wish you any. Go and play with the ferocity and skill that makes the influence of the ref and lady luck unimportant.

[DavyG]

Your logic is a dodgy as LastKnightoftheproms theory about my "lucky" flag which I have to take to London but not bring to the game.

But if it works what the hell.....

Don't Stop Believin'

[ruckover]

I think you'll find Leinsterfans would welcome you more...

And just for the record, I wanted Leinster to win the Heineken Cup Final last year and they did. This year I want Ulster...

[rocky]

Thanks for the good wishes, St Ken!

[BaggyTrousers]

I think you'll find Leinsterfans would welcome you more...

And just for the record, I wanted Leinster to win the Heineken Cup Final last year and they did. This year I want Ulster...

Ruckie, is it possible that you haven't grasped the gist of St Ken's post?

Good to hear from you St Ken, I fear mind you the problem may have been that I wanted Saints to win on Saturday

Thought it would be good for Roger to leave you with silverware but not to be, actually the much maligned (in these parts, & often rightly so) Downey played as well as I've ever seen him.

Also it is much easier to like Saints when Hartley is on a suspension

Take care my Saintly friend, don't know if you noticed but I did pay a visit to your forum to sympathise, really enjoyed my visit to Norfampton.

[ruckover]

Ruckie, is it possible that you haven't grasped the gist of St Ken's post?

Yep

I am not a good reader!!!!!

Sorry StKen - thanks for the good wishes!!!

[Cornerfleg]

This is killing me ....





.... has anyone got a cork???????

[StKenneth]

I haven't seen a lot of Wannenburg play and I realise that he is a bit of a cult hero for you guys, but I will say with hand on heart, that Roger Wilson will hopefully surprise you. I think the time away from Ulster has seen him grow up (or grow old!) and he has been absolutely fantastic for us. When he first came he got Man of the Match votes from the supporters until we realised that his outstanding displays weren't one offs, but consistent, week in week out. I do not ever remember him sitting on the bench for the Saints. It's always been a case of, if fit, he's in the side. The trust that the coaches had in him was total.

I get the feeling that Sgt. Wilson and Neil Best left Ulster with a cloud over their heads? If so, I hope you'll see a very different Rog from the one you last had in your squad. He may not have the X Factor that Wannenburg may have, but he won't let you down and you'll get someone with an exceptional work ethic and committment.

Downey has been great for us. Perhaps he has limited our game style as he isn't one for a side-step and blistering speed to get behind a defence, but defensively he's been a brick wall. It's the one area of our squad that we need to address as we are a little light in the backs.

Anyway, enough about the Saints, this weekend is hopefully all about you guys. I think Leinster are there for the taking. Because we don't play them regularly, a bit like Munster, we play their reputation more than the side. I think your players will know what to expect more than any other to be honest and you have certainly kicked on from last year as a squad. I have respect for Leinster and they rightly won last year as they showed great spirit to come fighting back in the second half, so I have no sour grapes towards them, but I would just love it if you pulled through. I dread to think of the Leinster love-in that SKY are preparing this week, so it's always even more enjoyable to hear them have to eat their words and change the script.

You've welcomed me onto this board with the true spirit of rugby supporters. I don't know any of you, but I know of you and it would be wonderful to think of you all going absolutley crazy at the final whistle. Success doesn't come the way of our clubs too often, the likes of Leicester and Leinster almost get used to winning things on a regular basis. As someone who supports a side who are becoming true experts at being nearly men, I know how a win for Ulster would feel for all of you.

Safe journey to all those that are travelling, and the very best wishes to you all.

[Cornerfleg]

Cheers Ken!

Hope all is well with you and yours!

[chris d]

[Wee Woman]

A really heartfelt message, cheers for that Ken - it actually made me catch my breath for a minute .

We loved our visit to Northampton last year and really hope to return sometime in the future (might take a while though as we've been rendered utterly skint following Ulster this season ) but we WILL be back to your lovely town and lovely, lovely people. To have fans that you met at the game come back to join you for a pint later the same night is something I certainly won't forget (even if I was a bit by then ).

RW did leave under a bit of a cloud but went quietly about his business, unlike his mate who went with him .

Gutted as we are to lose P3, I'm sure big Rog will soon be back in the hearts of Ulster supporters. He was nothing other than consistent for us either and we are truly delighted he's coming back home where he belongs . It's a shame his last game ended like it did for him but I know he'll always be held in very high regard by Saints fans.

I really hope we are going buck daft at the final whistle, I just hope my bladder holds out when I'm doing the

All the very best Ken and good luck next season

[my mate dave]

True gent, Ken!

[Koonak]

Appreciated by all in Ulster Ken

[Rooster]

This is killing me ....





.... has anyone got a cork???????

You just bring your lucky boxers

[Rooster]

I really hope we are going buck daft at the final whistle, I just hope my bladder holds out when I'm doing the

I don't think anyone will really worry if it doesn't You will probably even witness grown men crying so a bit more liquid dripping on the ground won't be noticed.

Cheers for the good wishes St Ken and hpe your run of luck with rugby results follows in the same manner right to the end of the season