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Match Thread: Glasgow Warriors v Ulster Rugby Pro12 Semi Final 22/05/15 7:45

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  • #452
    Rightwing
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    OldRio wrote: »
    Really feel for Ulster following that. Questions should be asked about that second half display. Kicking the ball out twice on the full at the start of that half seemed to set the template for Ulster.

    As for the Matawalu incident. The wife walked into the room when the TV showed the replay, she glanced at the screen. 'You watching Soccer?'
    Says everything.

    I certainly don't.

    They sent over a shambolic side last week in order to do the business this week, and failed miserably.


  • #453
    dregin
    Moderators, Music Moderators Posts: 6,525 Mod ✭✭✭✭dregin


    Pienaar really needed to bring his experience to the table when things started getting shaky, but didn't. Fall off to Marshall at 9 is worrying for Ulster.


  • #454
    .ak
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    Rightwing wrote: »
    I certainly don't.

    They sent over a shambolic side last week in order to do the business this week, and failed miserably.

    Is that Awec pulling on an Ospreys Jersey I see?


  • #455
    Rightwing
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    .ak wrote: »
    Is that Awec pulling on an Ospreys Jersey I see?

    I'd prefer to see Glasgow win it than the Ospreys, but I'm not sure they'd beat them.


  • #456
    Korat
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    I really wanted and expected Ulster to win yesterday but they left it behind them. I think post-match interviews of the beaten team so soon after the whistle are a cruel torture. It was hard to watch Rory Best speaking afterwards, he was understandably emotional.

    Ulster really need to look at their discipline. If they really believe refs are picking on them then they need to stop giving them opportunities to punish them.


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  • #457
    [Deleted User]
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    Gutted about this. Somehow thought it was on Today :(


  • #458
    Crimsonforce
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    [Deleted User] wrote: »
    Gutted about this. Somehow thought it was on Today :(

    Your no rugby fan! :)


  • #459
    shuffol
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3,883 ✭✭✭shuffol


    The Matawalu incident is sad to see but there's more than an element of people in glass houses with Ferris condemning him for it. He was responsible for a similar thing for Ireland a few years back in the AI's, either against Samoa or Argentina I'm not sure.


  • #460
    blindside88
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    I really expected Ulster to do the business yesterday but silly errors in the second half cost them. As a Munster fan I would much rather face Glasgow in Belfast than Ulster (should we beat Ospreys)


  • #461
    kuang1
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    blindside88 wrote: »
    I really expected Ulster to do the business yesterday but silly errors in the second half cost them. As a Munster fan I would much rather face Glasgow in Belfast than Ulster (should we beat Ospreys)

    Second that.
    Munster fan myself too. And as an irish supporter...christ almighty, how immense were payne, henry, Henderson and gilroy last night?! Fook me they blew me away with how impressive they were.
    Outstanding. Best too.

    The future is indeed bright!


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  • #462
    blindside88
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    kuang1 wrote: »
    Second that.
    Munster fan myself too. And as an irish supporter...christ almighty, how immense were payne, henry, Henderson and gilroy last night?! Fook me they blew me away with how impressive they were.
    Outstanding. Best too.

    The future is indeed bright!

    They were excellent alright, looks good for the national team


  • #463
    bilston
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    shuffol wrote: »
    The Matawalu incident is sad to see but there's more than an element of people in glass houses with Ferris condemning him for it. He was responsible for a similar thing for Ireland a few years back in the AI's, either against Samoa or Argentina I'm not sure.

    Don't remember that at all.

    Rob Kearney is quite bad for it too.


  • #464
    bilston
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 17,935 ✭✭✭✭bilston


    kuang1 wrote: »
    Second that.
    Munster fan myself too. And as an irish supporter...christ almighty, how immense were payne, henry, Henderson and gilroy last night?! Fook me they blew me away with how impressive they were.
    Outstanding. Best too.

    The future is indeed bright!

    Not sure about Gilroy to be honest.

    The rest were good plus PJ, in the first half Jackson was imperious at 10. Henry and Henderson magnificent and I thought Payne was close to our best player.


  • #465
    shuffol
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    bilston wrote: »
    Don't remember that at all.

    Rob Kearney is quite bad for it too.

    An opposition player pushed him and as I recall he took a dive holding his face, it was a really surprising and stupid thing to do, he realised himself fairly quickly and copped himself on but he can't exactly be casting judgement on Matawalu, bad as his behavior was.

    Can't recall any incidents with Kearney.


  • #466
    bilston
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    shuffol wrote: »
    An opposition player pushed him and as I recall he took a dive holding his face, it was a really surprising and stupid thing to do, he realised himself fairly quickly and copped himself on but he can't exactly be casting judgement on Matawalu, bad as his behavior was.

    Can't recall any incidents with Kearney.

    I've noticed him milking a few incidents recently for Ireland and cringing at it. Nothing major or anything remotely like Matawalu but it's happened.


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