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Uncle Fester wrote:
boringperson12 wrote:I'd take Kieron Dawson over Gleeson, but neither are anywhere as close to being as good as Wallace.
Now dawson was a decent player.
Wrecked by injuries though.

So much skill and a dreamboat - but a shame he was made of chocolate.

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I'd take Kieron Dawson over Gleeson, but neither are anywhere as close to being as good as Wallace.

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I thought you all would be eating fish on a Friday

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Strawberries taste much nicer at room temperature than straight out of a fridge... same with tomatoes.

There is going to be a need for mass movements of agricultural labour over the few months in Europe or the effects will be disastrous.

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There is a much bigger picture than just strawberries. Letting food rot in fields across Europe will lead to a rise in food prices, changing the entitlements and wellbeing of everyone around the globe. But people want to get back to their own lives... so fudge the rest of the world.

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The UK is flying in labour, France have huge labour shortages in agriculture - not just an Irish strawberry problem and there is going to be a hell of a lot more of this over the next few months. But the same people who are complaining about flying in labour will be the same people who complain abou...

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Floppykid wrote:Remember that time Cian Healy dropped to AIL level to get a real lesson in scrummaging?

Imagine playing against Malone and Tom Court, that would have been a lesson alright

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Muller was essentially coaching the forwards in his final season, and we were shite without him. Definitely raised the standards of training when he arrived - probably hard to see what legacy he actually left as him leaving coincidence with changes in the coaching staff and having muppets in charge ...

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Robbie Kempson was Ulster's best signing at prop. Beast of a player, shame he didn't stay longer. Did more for Ulster than Afoa or Botha. Matt Sexton doesn't get much love either, but he was a great hooker as well.

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Willie Falloon wrote:
boringperson12 wrote:We have all wanted to slap a mouthy Ulster fan at one time or another, the only difference is big Trev had the balls to go through with it.
& look how that ended up for him.

But that comment is no surprise from a Leinster sook like you.

Good lad, Willie.

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We have all wanted to slap a mouthy Ulster fan at one time or another, the only difference is big Trev had the balls to go through with it.

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The discussion isn't interesting at all and is actually pointless as she doesn't really take into account things like population densities, public transport usage, the english being bigger plums etc. She is trying to compare roses and shamrocks by assuming they are both the same. In 6-12 months tim...

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The discussion isn't interesting at all and is actually pointless as she doesn't really take into account things like population densities, public transport usage, the english being bigger plums etc. She is trying to compare roses and shamrocks by assuming they are both the same. In 6-12 months tim...

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The discussion isn't interesting at all and is actually pointless as she doesn't really take into account things like population densities, public transport usage, the english being bigger plums etc. She is trying to compare roses and shamrocks by assuming they are both the same. In 6-12 months time...

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Yer Man wrote:
boringperson12 wrote:Brian McCall for the row - played for Ireland in the 80s while being in the British Army... ended up being a Brigadier and I think was/is the British Armies military attache to India. Good bloke.
His full set of jerseys still on display at the School?

Don't know, would have to ask my nephew.

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Dan McFarland at loosehead. Mark McCall at 13.

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Brian McCall for the row - played for Ireland in the 80s while being in the British Army... ended up being a Brigadier and I think was/is the British Armies military attache to India. Good bloke.

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Earls at 13, Best at 2. Bowe got capped at 13 in the 3rd 09 test, didn't he? That's more bizarre than Earls. Not really. He was playing great rugby that tour and there was no one else of any quality still fit. Plus he played quite a bit at 13 for the Ospreys and played the position quite well for t...

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15 more deaths in Northern Ireland, and people are complaining about who is moving equipment around. I'd be one of the first to question the army being used in "policing" role again, but to not use a resource that is already here in a time of crisis is fairly stupid. If the British Army can build a ...

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Davy Tweed for the row.

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That's 953 in the UK according to Sky. So that figure, does it include nursing homes or not? Grim either way. From Public Health England The figures on deaths relate in almost all cases to patients who have died in hospital and who have tested positive for COVID-19. Slight differences in reporting ...

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am I right in thinking the UK death toll (incl. Northern Ireland) excludes people who have died in nursing homes? given that this cohort probably accounts for over half of the RoI numbers, will there not be a big reaction over there against government, when people realise things as twice as bad as ...

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Liathroidigloine wrote:Who was the idiot that thought it was ok to go on a pub crawl in London on Paddies Day?

"Leinster in London". Are they dead?

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200 people turn up to a Sinn Fein Councillor's funeral... still want us?

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If you are interested in the Nordie Data https://www.publichealth.hscni.net/publ ... ce-reports

One published everyday.

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We need rain, keep the wit kant indoors.

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redderneck wrote:
Ulsters Red Hand wrote:“Only” 3 Covid deaths today in NI
Sure half of ye feckers up there are too tight to give it to one another.

Years of avoiding them'uns and not letting them'uns win is useful in a time like this.

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https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/health/coronavirus/coronavirus-bonfire-builders-to-hold-eleventh-night-discussions-39108717.html Wow, hold fire everybody. The annual kulchural expreshon could be back on! Best quote of the whole piece from Jamie Bryson: "I do not think there is anyone within...

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Seems that 20 of the care homes up north have had cases detected in them but the chief medical officer in Norn Iron is saying the social distancing is working. Extra police out this weekend to keep the plums in.

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So that was a big shitting of the bed by Unseenwork on the Bojo thread :roll: Can’t quite remember the last time practically the whole board turned on someone like that for being out of order. Wonder if she’ll ever make it back. We need to recruit another Ulster poster to take the fight of oppressi...

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Saw a table of the hospitals in Ireland on the Dublin Live website, and the interesting (chilling) thing for me is that the two border hospitals, Letterkenny and Cavan, top the table for hospitals outside of Dublin, with both having more Covid19 cases than either Cork or Limerick. Cross border drin...

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I would love to see the reverse angle of the whole thing On that, I see Doak is back coaching at Belfast Quins. Great appointment for them, if he does well that's three strong Belfast sides :thumbup: There isn't one strong Belfast side, in fact, there isn't any strong teams in Ulster. It is fairly ...

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864 in Spain as well.

As someone who is helping care for an elderly relative at the moment, even the stress of going to a shop once a week is starting to take a toll. Really not a good time for a lot of people.

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McCall was only contracted for the first half of the season but got injured afaik so they extended his deal. Doubt he is going to be in the senior squad next year. Aye took it as a given that he'd be off and essentially Stewart would fill up his number in the squad, but this additional one leaves u...

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Ulster have added a hooker from Dalriada into the academy along with the three Wallace lads. FFS do we not produce 6ft6+ big angry kunts in Ulster anymore!? Seems to be just small angry hookers these days. We really need a breeding programme - Shag a Tall Guy for Ulster and bring back free school m...

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Ulster have added a hooker from Dalriada into the academy along with the three Wallace lads. FFS do we not produce 6ft6+ big angry kunts in Ulster anymore!? Seems to be just small angry hookers these days. We really need a breeding programme - Shag a Tall Guy for Ulster and bring back free school m...

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The Shinners (beyond the wall) are saying that there is going to be an agreement with that will allow an all Ireland response to the virus. NI Exec are to sign an agreement with Irish government. Virus has also been hitting care homes up here as well.

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The biggest waste of talent in rugby currently is Willie Anderson and Kieron Campbell. Shhh we're not allowed to say that now that we have one or two backrowers that we should be thankful for. Keiran Campbell said in an interview a last year that he considers the Ulster academy to be the best in Ir...

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The biggest waste of talent in rugby currently is Willie Anderson and Kieron Campbell.

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Did Leo quote from Terminator in his speech? There is no fate but what we make for ourselves...

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