My prediction is that we will get no players bar possibly Treadwell released as Leinster will appeal to the IRFU to even the stakes by holding back Ulster players even though they have no intention of putting them in the Ireland team. That being the case, we will end up with something like:jean valjean wrote: ↑Tue Mar 08, 2022 12:02 amLeinster won't be any stronger than they were at the rds earlier in the season while we should be around the same strength depending on releases from Ireland camp. I don't see us as underdogs with the form and confidence shown lately and expect a win on Saturday night. Its time to shake off the plucky ulster tag and be a team that's taken seriously even with a few key players missing.UlsterNo9 wrote:Going into this in good form but still massive underdogs. We've won two of our last twelve against Leinster, mind you only three of those fixtures were at home, the rest in Dublin.
A win of any description would be another step in the right direction.
The task on Saturday is gigantic, talk of laying down a marker seems naive or maybe clouded by some of the great results we have achieved this season. More than happy to be proven wrong.
Warwick, Andrew, Moore, AOC, Treadwell, Jordi, Rea, Vermeulen, Cooney, BB, Moxham, Big Stu, Little Stew, ?Lyttle/Sexton, Gilroy
If that ends up being our back 3, our aerial game and wide defence will be sorely tested.