Sal Paradise wrote:
On Boris yes I do think he cares - I think Corbyn its all about a project can escalated public ownership really deliver in the 2020's - if it doesn't it doesn't matter...
Trainman wrote:
Some people just don’t get it and live in a world where players only play for love of the club and aren’t interested in anything else.
Ulster Rugby CEO Jonny Petrie reviews his first year in charge and looks ahead to our key priorities and opportunities for the rest of the season and beyond. On his first year with Ulster Rugby… It’s been a whirlwind.
Donnyman wrote:
If it helps Toulouse averaged 2300 crowds (notwithstanding allegations of them inflating this). Soccer and Rugby Union in the city average 16-18,000 so Toulouse are a distant third.
little wayne69 wrote:
When Aston Villa went up into the premiership I don't know how people get to know these things but the Barnsley owners then became the richest owners outside of the top league...
sergeant pepper wrote:
Are you really that slow? The get out clause isn't and shouldn't be a deterrent, it's about getting extra and much needed funds into the club.
Take Bateman as the prime example - he signed a 4 year deal...
Donnyman wrote:
""Rugby league is a constantly evolving and expanding game - and now New York, is setting their sights on the Super League by the 2023 season. A team from the 'Big Apple' are...
Trebor1 wrote:
Hed start on the wing no doubt. I'd love Tom Johnstone and hes a Leeds lad. I'm sure we could get him with a decent offer.
Burkie sings at Luctonians And raises an amazing £1020 Saturday 30th November 2019 Immediately following Luctonians’ win against Preston Grasshoppers at Mortimer Park, the clubhouse, packed with Lucs...
The Ulster Rugby Medical Performance Team have issued a squad update ahead of Friday’s Guinness PRO14 fixture at home to Munster. Marcell Coetzee suffered a concussion in last weekend’s bonus point win over Connacht and will follow the return to play protocols.
Preparations have commenced for the final Interprovinicial game of the festive season with Munster’s first action of 2020 taking place at the Kingspan on Friday against Ulster (7.35pm). With a number of knocks picked up in Saturday’s game against Leinster there was mixed news on the update front.
