moondance wrote:bangorboy,
I personally don't see why cheerleaders or dancers are needed at Ravenhill or any other rugby ground.
It wouldn't worry me if they never appeared again. I just didn't like such a bitchy, self righteous, hypocritical post.
The type of thing you would never stoop to of course. You are of course correct in every detail but you really do appear to have it in for the unfortunate ulstergal09
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Your post seems a bit OTT, malevolent and the product of a misogynistic mind. I hope I am wrong, though as you will appreciate , I seldom am
May as well state my opinion whilst I'm here. I am of course a qualified dancer myself, mainly "dad dancing" but having been a bit of a punk fan in an earlier life I can "pogo" with the best of them. Quite what qualifications I hold, I just don't remember but I am considering an appearance on Ulsters got talent.
If they become a regular thing I reckon it could become pretty irritating. Seemed fairly uncoordinated albeit it was their first outing but fair play to them - just not my thing, especially at a rugby match. Mind you one or two could give Nani a run for his money with the backflips - made my old back ache watching it.
I was mortified for the idiots who where wolf-whistling in my vicinity, 40 -50 year olds to a man, but then perhaps they have had a pretty sheltered life & have no objection to appearing like sad old gits..
Can't imagine that it was exactly what HWM had in mind during all those testosterone fuelled dreams of cheerleaders at Ravenhill.
Baseball got rid of cheerleaders in the late 50s or early 60s from memory - Ulster introduce them 50 years later.
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The mini-rugby at half time was entertaining, the cheerleaders not so much.