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#391

CS (Colin S) wrote:

It’s not that they are promising as such, but they are the “underdog” team and anyone from the other three provinces does feel some support for them deep down ;)

Worth watching though, play their wee hearts out every time. And their jersey aint too bad either!

Posted on Tue, 14 October 2008 at 21:29

#392

Lenny wrote:

What a performance last Tuesday night. We almost had them

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJyhZ0xkhpQ

Ten of the munster team weren’t even regulars.

Posted on Fri, 21 November 2008 at 11:12

#393

CS (Colin S) wrote:

Wotta haka.

Great that it was totally silent for NZ’s Haka too

Posted on Fri, 21 November 2008 at 15:16

#394

Kill_Hill (Brendan) wrote:

that was some game, pipped at the post. a friend of mine was at it and he said the atmosphere was incredible, lucky fecker

Posted on Fri, 21 November 2008 at 21:30

#395

Kill_Hill (Brendan) wrote:

just watched that haka clip again, fuckin hell

Posted on Fri, 21 November 2008 at 21:35

#396

Evilbeast (Carlo Von Sexron) wrote:

I’ve just just the game between Munster and Ulster at Thomond Park,by finding a link randomly on the net,and Jeeeeeeezzz,the Norn Iron men won the game 37-11 :eek: …Too much Champagne for the Munstermen for the NYD eve :P ?

CS,you can be proud of your team ,great defence and and very efficient they were :cool: …They scored 5 tries…I especially loved the Cave’s and Trimble’s ones (very brilliant) and the fourth one is was nice too as it was scored on a kind “Stade Français” style :D ,and that guy (Ferris) seems to be promising…I hope they won’t play that way against Paris the next 24th of January :P ,seems that they have improved since the “go” game …Will you come up to Jean Bouin Stadium that day with your m8 to stand for your team ?

Posted on Sat, 3 January 2009 at 21:35

#397

CS (Colin S) wrote:

Hi Evilbeast, was a great performance from Ulster. No doubt the Munster fans will be saying that they lost ROG after a short while, no POC, etc.

Unfortunately, I won’t be travelling to France this year, have some school exams all through January, and I’ve promised myself to work towards them!

Ferris is an excellent player. Fastest player in Ireland over 60 metres, and he’s 16 or 17 stone, absolute monster! Yet one of the nicest guys I’ve ever met!

Should be an interresting game vs. Stade. We’re finding some form, stade are pretty much out of HEC if I’m correct (haven’t checked tables or stats!), and our back row is shaping up to be one of the best in Europe (Ferris at 6, Pollock showing great leadership and has matured well at 7, and our new guy Robbie Diack at 8). Diack has been a great signing for us, as has Ed O’Donoghue - who initially came here as a squad player, but is surely now one of the first names on the team sheet.
Notable mention also to BJ Botha - our new tighthead. What a player. Has absolutely torn up the Magners League, and, as I’m sure you seen tonight, demolished the Munster front row!
Tom Court is also coming along very well, while Justin Fitzpatrick, who is 35, and has been easily one of the most consistent loosehead props in the Magners League this season.
How well did Ulster hooker Nigel Brady play tonight? Made some storming breaks, hit some rucks well, good throws in the lineouts and almost stormed in for a try! Has given Matt Williams to think about the next game, he definitely played very well until Rory came on!

Posted on Sun, 4 January 2009 at 02:33

#398

Evilbeast (Carlo Von Sexron) wrote:

Hi Colin and sorry for the late reply…Yeah the Ulster forward’s pack seems to be good as they resisted (and more indeed ) against one of the most powerfull one in Europe even though O’connell,Leamy,David Wallace and Horan missed,as I didn’t know much of the squad so I didn’t pay much attention,sorry, to one player in Particularly except’ Ferris,but the scrumming was very good,they can annoy,in 2 weeks the Stade’s pack,which is not efficient all the time and regular and our best prop (Rodrigo Roncero is still banned…) and yeah the throwings were good whereas one of our hooker,Dimitri Szarzewski is sometime called “Pizzaiolo” ( Pizzas’ thrower…).

About the HEC,As Stade fucked the 2 games against the London Harlequins : for the “go game”,We had the ball in hands during the total length of the game and I still don’t know how we lost it…for the “retun one”,which was tougher,we had a bad “management” of the game,since we leaded the score most of the time,Our local “playboy” ,as Open half,Juan Martin Hernandez made really bad choices especially at the end with, his bad foot kicking …Lionel Beauxis missed a lot for our team as his foot kicking is more powerfull and has great precision…but Mathematically,we’re not “out” yet,but I’m not optimistic…We’ll wait and see at the end of the Pools ’ games…

Ah a pity your lots lost against Edimbhurg (15-21 or so)on friday night ,but I didn’t see the game…I hope they ‘ll smash the Queers…Euh no sorry the Quins’ :P up and be merciless towards them next week at Ravenhill next week .

Posted on Sun, 11 January 2009 at 01:29

#399

Lenny wrote:

Good weekend at the office all round I think. Some great games this weekend! Definitely better than worrying about the recession!

Posted on Sat, 17 January 2009 at 22:15

#400

CS (Colin S) wrote:

Wasn’t too bad at all Lenny. Did you hear about the Leinster player who got off a citing & ban because of a technicality. Fucking made a joke of the citing commissioners!

1 F in Ferris, only 1 F in Ferris, etc.

Posted on Sun, 18 January 2009 at 12:20

#401

Lenny wrote:

Was that Malcolm Kelly? Pretty nasty what he did. He doesn’t have a track record of doing that sort of stuff to give him his due.

Posted on Sun, 18 January 2009 at 23:56

#402

Evilbeast (Carlo Von Sexron) wrote:

You mean he’s cited? I watched the game between Wasps and Leinster.he was sin-binned for cleaning his shoes on Phil Vickery’s head …Today Stade Français played like “crétins” against the scarlets,who played without pressure as they were out for a long time,but played well…Colin, apparently Stephen Ferris is motivated to win in Paris next week,hope his team mates will be too as he stated here (sorry it’s written in french :p ) :

http://www.rugby365.fr/depeches/filinfo_289510_1535_Ulster-Ferris … inir.shtml

if it’s so,good on them ,it will force Stade players to “finger out” :D …Hope they will have their ass kicked at the training sessions this week…

Posted on Mon, 19 January 2009 at 00:38

#403

CS (Colin S) wrote:

Wasn’t O’Kelly, twas Shane Jennings!

Quote (author unknown):

The Irish Rugby Football Union Disciplinary Panel held an appeal hearing this evening, Thursday, 15th January 2009 to hear an appeal by Leinster flanker Shane Jennings.
Jennings received a three week suspension for striking Connacht second row Andrew Farley during the second half of the Leinster v Connacht Magners League game.
The three man IRFU Appeal Committee found that under the Magners League Tournament Rules and particularly the Disciplinary Rules therein that no jurisdiction is given to a disciplinary committee to investigate a citing complaint of a citing commissioner appointed under those rules.
As a result the appeal of Shane Jennings is allowed and the suspension lifted. Shane Jennings is free to play from this point on.

If I’m correct, Fogarty also got off lightly on a citing.
If the Unions want to cut the dirty, unfair, dangerous and wreckless play then they should actually enforce tough, lengthy bans, as well as fines for the players who commit the offence.
Getting off for striking another player is unacceptable in my eyes.

Evilbeast, all the Ulster lads are well up for it. We know Stade may not be interrested as they’re out, so we’re hoping for a win on French soil!

Also Lenny, I just recieved, in the post today, a copy of Munster vs. Ulster - 3rd January 2009, at Thomond Park.
Would you like a copy in the post? :P

Posted on Mon, 19 January 2009 at 23:36

#404

CS (Colin S) wrote:

However, Malcolm O’Kelly has been cited for that stamp:

Quote (author unknown):

Malcolm O’Kelly, the Leinster lock (No 5), is due to appear before an independent Disciplinary Committee in Dublin on Thursday, 22 January…
… as a result of a citing arising from the Round 5 Heineken Cup Pool 2 match against London Wasps at Twickenham Stadium on Saturday, 17 January, 2009.

The citing lodged by the Citing Commissioner for the match, Aurwel Morgan (Wales) is for an alleged stamp on London Wasps player Phil Vickery (No 3) in contravention of Law 10.4 (b).

The independent Disciplinary Committee will be chaired by Rod McKenzie (Scotland) and will also comprise Jean-Etienne Bernard (France) and Robert Williams (Wales)

Law 10.4 (b) - Stamping or trampling: A player must not stamp or trample on an opponent.

http://www.ercrugby.com/eng/12_12123.php

Posted on Mon, 19 January 2009 at 23:41

#405

Evilbeast (Carlo Von Sexron) wrote:

CS wrote:

Evilbeast, all the Ulster lads are well up for it. We know Stade may not be interrested as they’re out, so we’re hoping for a win on French soil!

Also Lenny, I just recieved, in the post today, a copy of Munster vs. Ulster - 3rd January 2009, at Thomond Park.
Would you like a copy in the post? :P

I don’t think the Stade staff will prepare this game on a light way,and Max, the Stade Prez,cannot stand to see his team play like Juniors for several following games..I think he “breathes in their lung” this week and they have to prepare seriously a big game for the French championship at le “Stade de France” versus Dan Carter and Perpignan next week…So facing Ulster will be a good test or “training game” and they have to show their fans some self-esteem after this pathetic HEC campaign…

Ah I’ve just received my tickets for France-Wales for the 6 nations Tournament,I will have the opportunity again to appreciate Mr Henson’s suntan :D

Posted on Tue, 20 January 2009 at 13:48 in reply to an earlier post

#406

Lenny wrote:

CS wrote:

Also Lenny, I just recieved, in the post today, a copy of Munster vs. Ulster - 3rd January 2009, at Thomond Park.
Would you like a copy in the post? :P

Yer all right Colin. Whats it like having your cup final on Jan 3rd?

Posted on Wed, 21 January 2009 at 22:17 in reply to an earlier post

#407

CS (Colin S) wrote:

haha, well it’s the only good game we’ll have all season so we have to celebrate it.

I’m gutted it was on Jan 3rd, I had to work :(

Posted on Wed, 21 January 2009 at 22:26

#408

Lenny wrote:

I was going to go but decided to go for dinner with my folks instead. Defo the right move! Ulster played well and are making good progress - good to see an Irish team on the up. Im still not convinced with Leinster - too flaky - be great if we could get to the semi’s and play them again - some atmosphere at the last one.

Posted on Wed, 21 January 2009 at 23:39

#409

Evilbeast (Carlo Von Sexron) wrote:

So for tomorrow here’s the Stade Français Starting team :

Team : Bousses – Camara, Bastareaud, Gasnier, Arias – Beauxis, Oelschig – Leguizamon, Rabadan, Mau. Bergamasco – Taylor, Tchale-Watchou – Marconnet, Sempere, Montanella

On The Bench : Szarzewski, Attoub, Vigouroux, Parisse, Albouy, Mir. Bergamasco, Jeanjean

I didn’t know that Bastareaud was William Gallas’ ( Footballer playing at Arsenal) cousin :eek: .

And,Colin, here’s the squad of your lots :

Forwards : Bryan Young, Stuart Philpott Declan Fitzpatrick, Nigel Brady, Tom Court, Brendon Botha, Ed O’Donoghue, Matt McCullough, Kieron Dawson; David Pollock, Chris Henry, Willie Faloon, Ryan Caldwell

Backs : Clinton Schifcofske, Bryn Cunningham, Niall O’Connor, Andrew Trimble, Ian Whitten, Paul Marshall, Isaac Boss, Paul Steinmetz, Rob Dewey, Mark McCrea, Simon Danielli

Apparently,no f*cking Rain in Paris (according to some weather’s predictions) but I fear some wind for the game…I’ll profit by this to seduce some Ulster female fans as I have to stick on my good resolutions for the present year :P

Posted on Fri, 23 January 2009 at 13:25

#410

Evilbeast (Carlo Von Sexron) wrote:

Ah wasn”t the Greastest game I had ever seen yesterday … But;surely one of the best rugby I’ve ever have after the Game ,With some Ulster fans at the bar :) I had some good laughs and got very drunk with them when they told jokes on other Irish teams . for example :” Leinster/Dublin/ O’ Driscoll ???? Transexuals!!!!” :D . Ah Colin,apparently,one of them,from what I understood ,knows you through the Unofficial Ulster forum webiste …His nickname is Freddie Benson.Hope he found his way back to Belfast as I helped him to take him after the party to the nearest subway Station cos’ he couldn’t walk on a straight way …Weird,I was however told that Irish People could stand for high beer pressure :eek: :D .

Posted on Sun, 25 January 2009 at 14:20

#411

CS (Colin S) wrote:

Haha, Freddie’s a good lad! Stand with him at some Ulster games. Was a bit of a scrappy game, we just lost it when Stade brought their big players on!
There was a good Ulster support if I’m correct - certainly heard them over the radio!

Posted on Sun, 25 January 2009 at 17:44

#412

Evilbeast (Carlo Von Sexron) wrote:

Ah sorry on my Previous message I wanted to mean that it was “one of the best party after a rugby game” for sure …And yeah Great Support of your lads at Jean Bouin,I could hear them singing loudly as I sat not far away from them…Yeah,indeed when Attoub,Szwarzewski and especially Parisse entered the pitch,things changed…But I shall say that they’ve been taking this “bad” habit since the begining of the Season, to snoor on the first half and to wake up on the second one…That’s why Christophe Dominici,now the Backlines’ Coach, looks always so desperate on the bench :D … Ah on Friday,If everything it’s Ok and if it’s not f*cked up,I’ll post or “link” something for which,you’ll be proud of me…And good to read on the Unofficial Ulster Rugby forum that Freddie came back home safe ;) .

Posted on Tue, 27 January 2009 at 17:39

#413

Evilbeast (Carlo Von Sexron) wrote:

Congrats People of Green Erin for your national team for winning the Grand Slam on the Welsh ;) …I couldn’t see the game as I was at a rugby game around Paris.Hope to see it soon …Just hope you won’t wait for the next 61 years to win the next one :P

Posted on Sat, 21 March 2009 at 23:32

#414

Lenny wrote:

Cheers! What a tough game! Im still recovering - although all the Murphy’s I was drinking didn’t help!! Bring on the Heineken Cup

Posted on Sun, 22 March 2009 at 23:25

#415

Jobrok (John O)))) wrote:

I have to type this post with a pencil held between my teeth, as my fingers have been chewed down to stumps after the excitement of the last 5 minutes. That final penalty kick was one of the most nerve racking moments of my life.

Christ my neck hurts from typing.
Good job I have this forum in my favourites folder and the password is in stored memory.
Otherwise I’d be at this all fucking day.

Posted on Mon, 23 March 2009 at 08:33

#416

KJC Dublin (Karl) wrote:

Was a great game - my heart almost stopped with that final kick - after all the years of trying I felt that they deserved it in the end.

Posted on Mon, 23 March 2009 at 12:44

#417

Evilbeast (Carlo Von Sexron) wrote:

Hey Lenny ,

“Frozen” moment for the Munster fan,yesterday as they said live and direct on setanta TV,wasn’t it? I don’t tease you as I also how tough these moments are…But I didn’t understand the incapacity of the Munster forwards to hammer the Leinster one’s…Seems that Heaslip and Elsom won the back row’s battle…and as I can’t follow the magners league on a current way but has the Leinster’s forwards improved this season comparing to the past ones ? and your fullback (Warwick),I found him sometimes terrible…

Posted on Sun, 3 May 2009 at 04:51

#418

Alex wrote:

It was a great game, I thought… A couple of Munster fans in the pub said they thought Munster didn’t turn up - but I disagree. I thought Leinster really came in fired up and it was Leinster that won the game, not Munster that lost it… If Leinster were not so determined and so together Munster (even playing like that) might well have sneaked it…

Posted on Sun, 3 May 2009 at 10:52

#419

Evilbeast (Carlo Von Sexron) wrote:

Yeah I do agree with you Alex,Leinster were on top and seemed to be more motivated …I was quiet impressed by the pressure they put on Munster from the start…And about the game between the Tigers and Cardiff yesterday,IMHO, it was an incredible and Huge one :)!!!!!

Posted on Mon, 4 May 2009 at 17:19

#420

Lenny wrote:

Best team won. Best of luck to Leinster. I only hope that that wasn’t their final

Posted on Tue, 5 May 2009 at 20:20

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