Morning all. Recommended to join here by Stu on our new ulster rugby fans site (alternativeulster for those interested). As above suggests, I'm an Ulster...
Welcome Freddie................so ur a mate of Stu's you'll definatly agree that Wavy Davy should never play for Ireland again then and that ROG is the best OH...
Roger Wilson and Neil McMillan - How they fit in Eddie O'Sullivan's plans, discuss Just kidding Stu, I know you're thrilled to see big Vic in the backup squad ...
Welcome Freddie. You'll be glad to hear some of us know Humph is the better out-half but we're pleased to have both of them and look forward to the renewed...
Brand, John
john.brand@...
Jun 1, 2004 1:14 pm
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... There is no try. We are. Welcome to the group, Freddie. Donal...
See what i have to put up with Freddie, good to have some more Ulster reinforcements on board! And Frank see how restrained i've been... ;-) Cheers Stu...
Thanks for the welcome guys. I think the ROG/Humph debate is a bit old and on certain boards etc the arguments have had little to do with the relative merits...
Now is as good a time as any I suppose. I'm Meggie, based in London at the moment. I support Munster (so you can guess which side of the 'outhalf debate' I...
Meggie Welcome to the board. You may also try www.munsterfans.com. Cracking site, where we've even adopted a few Ladyboys Supporters !! :) ... From:...
Welcome, jasus, loads more. To be honest to my recollection we haven't had a Humps-ROG debate in over a year (anyone?), especially after the "active" debating...
Welcome Freddy from another Ulster/Irish rugby fan. I must eat some humble pie and agree that EoS did a good job this season though I still think many of my...
This is probably the most civilised Group on the net dealing with Rugby issues but obviously with a special Irish interest. Michael H who founded it 5 years...
First of all, Welcome ! Secondly, just because you are from Munster shouldn´t automatically put you on one side of the fence or the other ! Same goes for...
I'm known as ghost on some of the other boards, but has to spirit... for this one, I'm even more interesting than my wife says, although my crossed eyes and...
Ladies and gentlemen, does anyone know a Damien Malone who plays for Young Munster. If you do or have an idea of what type of player he please please please...
Considering that we're playing South Africa with a chance to beat them for the first time ever in South Africa the group has been remarkably quiet of late....
Michael_Halpenny@...
Jun 8, 2004 4:13 pm
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Peter, It appears that the vow of silence operates in Munster Rugby at present. Nobody wants to say what went on. It seems that the carve up of tickets took...
And thank heavens for his loyalty to the team that sealed the triple crown. I think the game is tailor made for a ball carrier like Wallace. Hard to know how...
'Never change a winning team' - and on this truth, you can't argue. Still, to stimulate discussion - it's good to see Quinlan back but he'll have a hard job...
Brand, John
john.brand@...
Jun 9, 2004 6:46 am
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There's been some talk on the Ulster board re the squad selection and the team for this weekend. Some of my fellow brethren are not particularly happy for...
I didn't see any of the super 12 except for the final which I found hilarious as the ACT scored 5 tries in the first 10 mins (slightly exaggerated but only...
The biggest worry that I have is in the scrum. As a number of people pointed out during the 6 nations it wasn't our strongest point and so far as I know Eddie...
Michael_Halpenny@...
Jun 9, 2004 8:58 am
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Don't really recognise the SA team but if OS du Rant is as good as he was, the irish scrum is in serious trouble and hence the irish team..... ... Peadar...
While some of the South African sides started well in Super 12, most of them failed to continue that as the season progressed. They only won 12 out of 32 games...
Adrian, what kinda info u after ? ... From: Adrian Gannon [mailto:Rugby@...] Sent: 06 June 2004 01:43 To: irishrugby@yahoogroups.com Subject: [irishrugby]...
