Ornery Optimist wrote:
Not dead yet - https://www.loverugbyleague.com/post/ot ... 1-in-2022/
Bullseye wrote:
Harris (during his first stint at Leeds)
Robinson (did 5 years at SL at Wigan - the best right wing I've seen over here)
Lyon
Newlove
Vainikolo
McGuire
Long
Graham
Cunningham
Fielden
Peacock
Farrell
Sculthorpe
Shabino wrote:
Ha. RFL are a law to themselves. We've had somr massive falls go our way over the years.
2012 playoff vs Wigan. How Hall was not penalised for holding Wigan winger down before Finch mises last minute drop goal, I'll never know!
Egg Chasing wrote:
We own the rfl don't we.
Or is that another club
NickyKiss wrote:
Going off that Saints game last year, if any of the young lads gets a shot at centre it may well be James McDonnell. I know he’s a back rower in the academy but it was he who started that Saints game in the centre and he made plenty of ground and didn’t let anyone down.
Ulster Rugby’s Young Persons’ Advisory Group (YPAG) was launched at the start of the year. Sixteen young people were successful in gaining a place on this group through a shortlisting process. The YPAG sat for the first time on Monday 22nd February, with all 16 participants in attendance.
Rufus McLean and Nick Haining also added ahead of BT Murrayfield clash
ploinerrhino wrote:
I only use middles because most others do , i do not particularly like the term , but there are no longer 2 props and a loose forward as the loose forward is now nearly always a 3rd prop
Ulster will travel to The Stoop to take on Premiership side, Harlequins in the Challenge Cup Round of 16. The game will take place on the weekend of 2/3/4 April as Ulster visit the familiar Stoop grounds, having played there in December 2019 and winning 10-34.
