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If Patch is released to recoup, so should foxy really.

Ulster and Leinster are the form sides. We will do well to get a point out there.
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Originally posted by Wil Chips Wil Chips wrote:

If Patch is released to recoup, so should foxy really.

Ulster and Leinster are the form sides. We will do well to get a point out there.

A point would be a fantastic achievement considering the scale of interruptions suffered by the teams. The Ulster pack, though I haven't seen the team, could have some pretty experienced operators available - Marty Moore, Sullivan, McGrath, Coetzee, Murphy, Reidy, O'Connor. All are starting 23 players even at full strength. Behind they again have that experience with Cooney, McLoskey, Ludik, Gilmour and Ballacoune. 

We will be sending a much less experienced 23 to Belfast and will do well to stay competitive. Our discipline must be spot on and our set piece squeeky clean for us to have a chance of staying with them. 
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Originally posted by GPR - Rochester GPR - Rochester wrote:

Originally posted by Wil Chips Wil Chips wrote:

If Patch is released to recoup, so should foxy really.

Ulster and Leinster are the form sides. We will do well to get a point out there.

A point would be a fantastic achievement considering the scale of interruptions suffered by the teams. The Ulster pack, though I haven't seen the team, could have some pretty experienced operators available - Marty Moore, Sullivan, McGrath, Coetzee, Murphy, Reidy, O'Connor. All are starting 23 players even at full strength. Behind they again have that experience with Cooney, McLoskey, Ludik, Gilmour and Ballacoune. 

We will be sending a much less experienced 23 to Belfast and will do well to stay competitive. Our discipline must be spot on and our set piece squeeky clean for us to have a chance of staying with them. 
We shouldn't expect too much against Ulster away. But I hope the 'coaches out' brigade will hold fire for a few more games as I think we might sneak a win against Leinster at home. 
That's the Scarlets, its in their DNA.
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Originally posted by Rob o'r Bont Rob o'r Bont wrote:

Originally posted by GPR - Rochester GPR - Rochester wrote:

Originally posted by Wil Chips Wil Chips wrote:

If Patch is released to recoup, so should foxy really.

Ulster and Leinster are the form sides. We will do well to get a point out there.

A point would be a fantastic achievement considering the scale of interruptions suffered by the teams. The Ulster pack, though I haven't seen the team, could have some pretty experienced operators available - Marty Moore, Sullivan, McGrath, Coetzee, Murphy, Reidy, O'Connor. All are starting 23 players even at full strength. Behind they again have that experience with Cooney, McLoskey, Ludik, Gilmour and Ballacoune. 

We will be sending a much less experienced 23 to Belfast and will do well to stay competitive. Our discipline must be spot on and our set piece squeeky clean for us to have a chance of staying with them. 
We shouldn't expect too much against Ulster away. But I hope the 'coaches out' brigade will hold fire for a few more games as I think we might sneak a win against Leinster at home. 

I am really starting to worry about you RobWink
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Originally posted by Rob o'r Bont Rob o'r Bont wrote:

Originally posted by GPR - Rochester GPR - Rochester wrote:

Originally posted by Wil Chips Wil Chips wrote:

If Patch is released to recoup, so should foxy really.

Ulster and Leinster are the form sides. We will do well to get a point out there.

A point would be a fantastic achievement considering the scale of interruptions suffered by the teams. The Ulster pack, though I haven't seen the team, could have some pretty experienced operators available - Marty Moore, Sullivan, McGrath, Coetzee, Murphy, Reidy, O'Connor. All are starting 23 players even at full strength. Behind they again have that experience with Cooney, McLoskey, Ludik, Gilmour and Ballacoune. 

We will be sending a much less experienced 23 to Belfast and will do well to stay competitive. Our discipline must be spot on and our set piece squeeky clean for us to have a chance of staying with them. 
We shouldn't expect too much against Ulster away. But I hope the 'coaches out' brigade will hold fire for a few more games as I think we might sneak a win against Leinster at home. 
my horses look good in the morning too rob.LOLLOL
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Go easy on me now, there's Good gentlemen. Smile

Edited by Rob o'r Bont - 20 November 2020 at 9:02am
That's the Scarlets, its in their DNA.
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Originally posted by Rob o'r Bont Rob o'r Bont wrote:

Go easy on me now, there's Good gentlemen. Smile
I love an optimist Rob . Not very common on this place! 😂 I hope you’re right mind 👍👍
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When is the squad announced.
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A point at Kingspan wouldnt be a bad result to be honest, with Rob, I'd take that and a home win next week v 'unbeatable' Leinster
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