Ulster, Away, March 6th, 7.35pm

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LeRouxIsPHat wrote: March 6th, 2021, 8:35 pm I think JOB is very lucky but Madigan did jump into it, very surprised that the ref saw it that way though.

We’ve been far better anyway though. Bar the few minutes when Ulster ran us ragged we’ve destroyed them up front and dominated defensively when we’ve matched them for numbers.

Ulster had imploded before the red, don’t see why people expected more from before kick off.
Gloucester wing got sent off for a very similar one today, so he is a lucky boy. That said, it’s a massacre up front here.
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I thought dev yellow was very harsh, big man against little man and it was more his bicep that made contact with the head as the rest of has arm was around the chest.

Stu's yellow was fair enough as a line break had been made.

I thought warwack was a penalty and no more as he led with the arm but I thought made contact with the chest first.

And i just saw a clash of heads for the other yellow as an attempted tackle was been made. I guess a yellow at most as the head is a no go area.

I must be out of touch with the laws these days
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Hume a ticking time bomb for a card here.
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Atlas wrote: March 6th, 2021, 8:41 pm I thought dev yellow was very harsh, big man against little man and it was more his bicep that made contact with the head as the rest of has arm was around the chest.

Stu's yellow was fair enough as a line break had been made.

I thought warwack was a penalty and no more as he led with the arm but I thought made contact with the chest first.

And i just saw a clash of heads for the other yellow as an attempted tackle was been made. I guess a yellow at most as the head is a no go area.

I must be out of touch with the laws these days
I think everyone is out of touch and I don’t know what the answer i to make it safer and still be fair. For me, it was just unfortunate. He’s wrapped him a tackle and their heads have just pinged. But...like i say, very similar one today in wasps Gloucester was a red. Warwick’s one was just instinctive too and he walks, but it’s definitely low end of danger. At the same time , as I understand it, it’s the correct call.
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I can see Lukey getting a try or a big break from a snipe. Ulster have no guard at most rucks.
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I thought Madigan jumping was strange mitigation as if he hadn't have jumped the clash would have been worse
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Balacoune needs to be in the Irish squad ASAP.

Bent has been outstanding.
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Laighin Break wrote: March 6th, 2021, 8:52 pm I thought Madigan jumping was strange mitigation as if he hadn't have jumped the clash would have been worse
Because it’s not about the height, it’s about him jumping towards the tackle.
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We will never know now but I wonder would Ulster be winning if they had of just kept playing rugby and not try to poke the bear the whole time when the decisions were going with them. They seemed to be moaning about everything Leinster were doing in every breakdown and rubbing our noses in it. Looked like they got us really pissed off, I know I was absolutely fuming at home watching their carry on. Anyway fluff post :lol:
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This is very enjoyable stuff. Pack is absolutely eating them alive.
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LeRouxIsPHat wrote: March 6th, 2021, 8:53 pm Balacoune needs to be in the Irish squad ASAP.

Bent has been outstanding.
Individually the Ulster backs have looked good.
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since when does TMO call offside during play????
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McCloskey always doing stupid shite off the ball.
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OTT wrote: March 6th, 2021, 9:08 pm McCloskey always doing stupid shite off the ball.
Has a bad attitude at times, bad reaction to his yellow and then giving out to Lyttle a few minutes ago.

The lads enjoying this now. Clarkson has made a rake of tackles already and Sheehan just knocked Reidy into next week.
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great defensive work on the line.
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Some tackle from Rosser back there.
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ROL taking the Ferg succession so seriously that he’s wearing a tribute headband.
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Dan Sheehan is a serious baller.
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