Well I'm looking forwards to seeing him play on St Patrick's day! It's shaping up to be a good game.lw7 wrote:The easier option for the try was a simple pass to the men on the outsidetherealspratt wrote:Some highlights on Newsline there, the Campbell 8 looks a real unit with a good bit of pace as well.
PBG is the fulcrum of this team and a real box of tricks. He's outworked a lot of heavier No.8's this year with a quick brain, explosive power and magic feet.
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More importantly...who is the pastie of the Beattie backing?
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Smart money on RBAI to complete the Double Double Top.
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I am gobsmacked that no one has commented on ticket prices...£19.25 for the stand and £15.25 for the terrace...for a schoolboy match??? Do the Ulster Branch take all this as profit or what is the craic?
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Assume UR have running costs ...ChuckleBrothers wrote:I am gobsmacked that no one has commented on ticket prices...£19.25 for the stand and £15.25 for the terrace...for a schoolboy match??? Do the Ulster Branch take all this as profit or what is the craic?
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Not to mention the caviar and champagne for all the Cempbell Cawwwwllege old boys.Russ wrote:Assume UR have running costs ...ChuckleBrothers wrote:I am gobsmacked that no one has commented on ticket prices...£19.25 for the stand and £15.25 for the terrace...for a schoolboy match??? Do the Ulster Branch take all this as profit or what is the craic?
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Yikes! When I were a lass it was £7 and that included the return bus fare!ChuckleBrothers wrote:I am gobsmacked that no one has commented on ticket prices...£19.25 for the stand and £15.25 for the terrace...for a schoolboy match??? Do the Ulster Branch take all this as profit or what is the craic?
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Without full knowledge of others I would suggest that the Schools Cup Final is now the priciest schoolboy final of any sport in Europe...that ain't right...I paid €10 to watch Barcelona at home a few seasons back...
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Medallion final, etc prob turn a loss though.
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Cool storyChuckleBrothers wrote:Without full knowledge of others I would suggest that the Schools Cup Final is now the priciest schoolboy final of any sport in Europe...that ain't right...I paid €10 to watch Barcelona at home a few seasons back...
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Portora won something ...
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That's either sarcasm or acceptance...Russ wrote:Cool storyChuckleBrothers wrote:Without full knowledge of others I would suggest that the Schools Cup Final is now the priciest schoolboy final of any sport in Europe...that ain't right...I paid €10 to watch Barcelona at home a few seasons back...
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Dont know but there was far more at the medallion final than any of the Ulster A games this season.BR wrote:Medallion final, etc prob turn a loss though.
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All about the banker bus ehBlow in wrote:Dont know but there was far more at the medallion final than any of the Ulster A games this season.BR wrote:Medallion final, etc prob turn a loss though.
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Of course! A pity it wasn't the real thing but I doubt we'll ever increase our 6 outright and one shared championship, it's so much more difficult now for the smaller schools. How are Banbridge doing? I couldn't find them on the winners listRuss wrote:Portora won something ...
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C'mon Ulsterrrrrrrrr!
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