Wednesday, September 14, 2016

Front Five - 14.09.16


Of COURSE it wasn't an eyegouge!
Clearly he blacked out and dreamed he was
ten-pin bowling, mistaking your man's head for the ball!
Why can't people see what's so bleedin' obvious? 

...the man himself feels that he had a closed fist and did not commit an eyegouge.



"England and France wanted more control and that is what they got and it is impossible for Ireland and the Celtic nations to deal with that."

David Kelly - Irish Independent


He joined Super Rugby side Melbourne Rebels...and played five times in 2015.

Paul Dollery -


The outhalf, who played in all three Tests against South Africa, is believed to be available again as Ulster chase a third straight win in the Pro12

Irish Times


"Tries like that are normal for him, he is a very good player but soft at heart. He is a very humble young boy"





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