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    RaboDirect Pro 12 - Ulster vs Leinster - 20/04/2012



    Ravenhill, Belfast - (20/04/2012, 19:05)



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    Is this on BBC might actually be able to wach it.

    EDIT: Why didn't I read the full thing sorry.
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    LEINSTER:

    15: Rob Kearney
    14: David Kearney
    13: Brian O'Driscoll
    12: Fergus McFadden
    11: Luke Fitzgerald
    10: Jonathan Sexton
    9: Eoin Reddan

    1: Cian Healy
    2: Richardt Strauss
    3: Mike Ross
    4: Leo Cullen CAPTAIN
    5: Brad Thorn
    6: Kevin McLaughlin
    7: Dominic Ryan
    8: Sean O'Brien

    REPLACEMENTS:

    16: Sean Cronin
    17: Heinke van der Merwe
    18: Nathan White
    19: Devin Toner
    20: Shane Jennings
    21: Isaac Boss
    22: Ian Madigan
    23: Fionn Carr

    Ulster Match Day Squad to face Leinster, Friday 20th April 2012, Ravenhill (kick-off 7.05pm)
    (15-9): S Terblanche; A Trimble, D Cave, P Wallace, C Gilroy; P Jackson, R Pienaar;
    (1-8): T Court, N Brady, D Fitzpatrick, J Muller (capt), L Stevenson, C Henry, W Faloon, P Wannenburg;
    Replacements (16-23): A Kyricaou, P McAllister, A Macklin, N McComb, R Diack, I Porter, I Humphreys, A D'Arcy

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    Ulster at pretty much full strength. Unsurprising considering how important a match this is in the context of their league campaign.

    Am I being extremely naive in thinking that Joe is only resting Dev Toner for next week?


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    Think so reckon Brad will start all the big games, which is a real shame as Toner had been so good this season would have liked to see him rewarded for his form and development this season. That said I understand Joe's thinking very clinical which will need if we're to win. On a side note I hope Thorn is having a similar effect on out locks as Elsome did in the backrow.
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    How good was Paddy Jackson last week, he is looking very promising
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    the ginger messiah is improving steadily

    he better come good though! as since the great David Humphreys well urm the next best fly half we made was mincer he was decent but we havnt had a great 10 since dave,

    we get a good ten id be looking at least hcup semis for the next few years :P

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    I've been left distinctly underwhelmed by Paddy Jackson. Having seen Cathal Marsh play brilliantly at schools level and in underage interpros, I bought into the hype that he was the second coming based on the fact that Jackson is ranked ahead of Marsh at u20 level. That said, Ian Madigan looked average-poor last season and has taken a remarkable leap forward this season. Madigan is 3 years older than Jackson so the Ulster player has plenty of time on his side to improve.

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    Quote Originally Posted by snoopy snoopy dog dog View Post
    I've been left distinctly underwhelmed by Paddy Jackson. Having seen Cathal Marsh play brilliantly at schools level and in underage interpros, I bought into the hype that he was the second coming based on the fact that Jackson is ranked ahead of Marsh at u20 level. That said, Ian Madigan looked average-poor last season and has taken a remarkable leap forward this season. Madigan is 3 years older than Jackson so the Ulster player has plenty of time on his side to improve.
    then again niall o'connor was highly rated when he first appeared on the ulster scene, we have a history of well creating underwhelming out-halves
    i just think jackson is the best we have created in a long time. i cant think of a flyhalf who made a half decent career for ulster bar the Humphreys. and Ian is a tad neurotic

    jackson has potential but will he reach it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by TRF_Feicarsinn View Post
    Ulster at pretty much full strength. Unsurprising considering how important a match this is in the context of their league campaign.

    Am I being extremely naive in thinking that Joe is only resting Dev Toner for next week?
    Any Ulster team sans Ferris is pretty much nowhere near full strength. No Chewwy either. And really, I think this is a dress rehearsal for us. F**k the league. The HC final is one match away!

    I am loving the ballsy selection of Paddy Jackson there, and suspect he'll play in the semi-final should he go well. His kicking was fantastic against Connacht, some lovely passing - and he has a massive advantage over iHumph in that he can tackle. And is willing to.

    Also, the return of Deccie Fitz is great news.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Peat View Post
    Any Ulster team sans Ferris is pretty much nowhere near full strength. No Chewwy either. And really, I think this is a dress rehearsal for us. F**k the league. The HC final is one match away!

    I am loving the ballsy selection of Paddy Jackson there, and suspect he'll play in the semi-final should he go well. His kicking was fantastic against Connacht, some lovely passing - and he has a massive advantage over iHumph in that he can tackle. And is willing to.

    Also, the return of Deccie Fitz is great news.
    pretty much my thoughts on the team
    hopefully jacksons continues to improve, we seem to have given up on beating the lady boys the last few years :P

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    Happy with that team nice looking backrow anyone else remember S0'B against Ulster last year? What's wrong with cmac's lover?
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    Small Paul has a ligament strain in the arm - I think. Something along those lines. We're hoping he'll be back for Embra.

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    Ah ok good that he hasn't been dropped.
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    Quote Originally Posted by big ginger 8 View Post
    Ah ok good that he hasn't been dropped.
    Not a way in hell. The idea of going into a major game with only Ian Porter on the bench has us kacking our pants.

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    Just noticed, no Best either. Very definitely not the full strength side here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Peat View Post
    Just noticed, no Best either. Very definitely not the full strength side here.
    I'll admit I only scanned over the Ulster team. My bad.

    Anyway, I'm very interested to see how some of our boys get on here. The selection on Dominic Ryan is an interesting one, considering I wouldn't have thought it likely that he'd be challenging for a spot next week. Still, I'm not one to question Joe's selection policy. It'll be good to see O'Brien back at 8 and I'd imagine he'll get the full game there. D'arcy has played a lot of rugby recently so you'd imagine that he's just being rested and it gives McFadden a nice opportunity to make a claim for the 12 shirt. I'd imagine that we'll be bringing Drico off at some point so he'll move to 13, with Fitzgerald coming into the centre (yay!) and Carr on the wing. He could move Sexton in either and bring Madigan on.


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    Good start, great Ulster defence apart from one really stupid moment, attack not so hot, Leinster a little within themselves.

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    Where on earth is Ferris?
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    Quote Originally Posted by lucky number 7 View Post
    Where on earth is Ferris?
    Resting. Like f**k are we risking him before a SF!

    Please let that be down.

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    Good call
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    Can someone please pm me a good link that's available in Switzerland.
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    Willie Faloon has gone so alarmingly backwards its not funny.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lucky number 7 View Post
    Where on earth is Ferris?
    There's no way we would play ferris before next week

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    Quote Originally Posted by big ginger 8 View Post
    Can someone please pm me a good link that's available in Switzerland.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lucky number 7 View Post
    You're incredibly helpful thanks.

    Also that ain't a pm.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lucky number 7 View Post
    Like it

    Leinster just more precise than us. We could nick this, but doubting it. Happy enough considering we're down to 3 of the first choice pack. Main thing is Henry and Mincer being fine! Please let them be fine!

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    Mincer's jaw looked ok to be fair
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    Hows SO'B gone at 8?

    Healy just got called world class. Not sure if I'd go that far but if the commentator wants to..
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