Ulster sides in UBL
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Why is this a shambles? Apart from the lack of notice it is getting the A team out and about in the province where youngsters involved in the sport get a chance to see professional(ish) sport. Presumably those at the school (and hopefully those at other local schools) who wish to watch will be allowed to finish early to see the match.damianmcr wrote:
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I've been wishing they would do this at club grounds around the 9 counties for years.
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Lack of notice, awful time, unsafe location etc. Therefore a shambles...pwrmoore wrote:Why is this a shambles? Apart from the lack of notice it is getting the A team out and about in the province where youngsters involved in the sport get a chance to see professional(ish) sport. Presumably those at the school (and hopefully those at other local schools) who wish to watch will be allowed to finish early to see the match.damianmcr wrote:
Shambles
I've been wishing they would do this at club grounds around the 9 counties for years.
I have my own tv channel, what have you got?
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Absolutely the lack of notice is a problem - but if this is about getting schoolkids who can't readily get to Belfast interested in the game and aspiring to play the game professionally themselves or even or to just go to watch the full team at Ravenhill sometime the timing and location look greatDave wrote:Lack of notice, awful time, unsafe location etc. Therefore a shambles...pwrmoore wrote:Why is this a shambles? Apart from the lack of notice it is getting the A team out and about in the province where youngsters involved in the sport get a chance to see professional(ish) sport. Presumably those at the school (and hopefully those at other local schools) who wish to watch will be allowed to finish early to see the match.damianmcr wrote:
Shambles
I've been wishing they would do this at club grounds around the 9 counties for years.
Paul.
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No point in having interest if you're a kid living in Banbridge. There they prefer to buy in.pwrmoore wrote:Absolutely the lack of notice is a problem - but if this is about getting schoolkids who can't readily get to Belfast interested in the game and aspiring to play the game professionally themselves or even or to just go to watch the full team at Ravenhill sometime the timing and location look greatDave wrote:Lack of notice, awful time, unsafe location etc. Therefore a shambles...pwrmoore wrote:Why is this a shambles? Apart from the lack of notice it is getting the A team out and about in the province where youngsters involved in the sport get a chance to see professional(ish) sport. Presumably those at the school (and hopefully those at other local schools) who wish to watch will be allowed to finish early to see the match.damianmcr wrote:
Shambles
I've been wishing they would do this at club grounds around the 9 counties for years.
I have my own tv channel, what have you got?
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Ah, so you were making cheap jibes then. I thought you were serious.Dave wrote:No point in having interest if you're a kid living in Banbridge. There they prefer to buy in.pwrmoore wrote:Absolutely the lack of notice is a problem - but if this is about getting schoolkids who can't readily get to Belfast interested in the game and aspiring to play the game professionally themselves or even or to just go to watch the full team at Ravenhill sometime the timing and location look greatDave wrote:Lack of notice, awful time, unsafe location etc. Therefore a shambles...pwrmoore wrote:Why is this a shambles? Apart from the lack of notice it is getting the A team out and about in the province where youngsters involved in the sport get a chance to see professional(ish) sport. Presumably those at the school (and hopefully those at other local schools) who wish to watch will be allowed to finish early to see the match.damianmcr wrote:
Shambles
I've been wishing they would do this at club grounds around the 9 counties for years.
Paul.
C'mon Ulsterrrrrrrrr!
C'mon Ulsterrrrrrrrr!
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Banbridge pitch sh1t, cant cope with the big boys on itRuss wrote:Gone to Inst ...damianmcr wrote:Haven't they said it will be moved Russ?
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The pitch sits on Mount MiseryDave wrote:Lack of notice, awful time, unsafe location etc. Therefore a shambles...pwrmoore wrote:Why is this a shambles? Apart from the lack of notice it is getting the A team out and about in the province where youngsters involved in the sport get a chance to see professional(ish) sport. Presumably those at the school (and hopefully those at other local schools) who wish to watch will be allowed to finish early to see the match.damianmcr wrote:
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Disagree David, it was advertised some days ago at the Club, i assume there is an issue with the pitch due to the foul weather and those fat f=ckers in Banbridge digging up the pitch, so why not move it to a school where they can have the chance to host a game, i would guess this is designed to get some boys a run out prior to B&! cup apart from the 9-10 U20s being brought in , but a chance for some to put the hand up, (oh er missus, thinking of PJ there)Dave wrote:Lack of notice, awful time, unsafe location etc. Therefore a shambles...pwrmoore wrote:Why is this a shambles? Apart from the lack of notice it is getting the A team out and about in the province where youngsters involved in the sport get a chance to see professional(ish) sport. Presumably those at the school (and hopefully those at other local schools) who wish to watch will be allowed to finish early to see the match.damianmcr wrote:
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I've been wishing they would do this at club grounds around the 9 counties for years.
Great move by the Branch and no doubt Logan planned it and will be there with his media man to fence of questions from year 12s
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Banbridge pitch is struggling with the adverse weather and better to protect it for the clubKofi Annan wrote:Disagree David, it was advertised some days ago at the Club, i assume there is an issue with the pitch due to the foul weather and those fat f=ckers in Banbridge digging up the pitch, so why not move it to a school where they can have the chance to host a game, i would guess this is designed to get some boys a run out prior to B&! cup apart from the 9-10 U20s being brought in , but a chance for some to put the hand up, (oh er missus, thinking of PJ there)Dave wrote:Lack of notice, awful time, unsafe location etc. Therefore a shambles...pwrmoore wrote:Why is this a shambles? Apart from the lack of notice it is getting the A team out and about in the province where youngsters involved in the sport get a chance to see professional(ish) sport. Presumably those at the school (and hopefully those at other local schools) who wish to watch will be allowed to finish early to see the match.damianmcr wrote:
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I've been wishing they would do this at club grounds around the 9 counties for years.
Great move by the Branch and no doubt Logan planned it and will be there with his media man to fence of questions from year 12s
Then it went to RBAI
For some reason it's now back at Banbridge
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Banbridge at Armagh tonight
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10 - 3 at presentRuss wrote:Banbridge at Armagh tonight
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10 - 6
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Feck 10 - 13
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Half time 15 - 13
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