Sweaty Betty's wrote:
They are both top prospects who have got a lot of development in them. We shouldn't expect too much to quick.
Next up, Munster kick off 2021 with a trip to Belfast to take on Ulster in Round 10 of the Guinness PRO14 on Saturday, January 2. See what’s coming up over the next few days below…. Monday Following on from the postponed St.
jonh wrote:
I don’t think it’s low quality but I do think 1 more prop in his prime would be a big boost to the team.
Singleton transformed our pack last year because he came in as a genuine battle hardened prop in his prime.
KaeruJim wrote:
One thing we are not short of is back rowers (although I am waiting with trepidation over the future of Walters..). Just don’t see the need to put Hurrell in the middle.
He needs to play RHS for me inside Briscoe, simples.
Ulster left The Sportsground with an impressive victory over Connacht on Sunday evening, after an Ian Madigan kicking masterclass and tries from Player-of-the-Match, Jordi Murphy and Nick Timoney strengthened Ulster’s position at the top of Conference A.
Connacht 19-32 Ulster By John O’Sullivan Connacht fell to a 19-32 defeat to Ulster in a keenly contested Christmas interprovincial clash at the Sportsground. The hosts scored three tries through Jack Carty...
