http://www.irishrugby.ie/news/24548.php
Seems like they all got on pretty well going by the report especially Conway.
Seems like they all got on pretty well going by the report especially Conway.
Eating babies.
I didn't go but given the experience of the respective packs, Leinster's blowout win is hardly surprising - all of the starting Leinster A pack have played in the Pro12 this season as opposed to maybe two of Ulster's pack. The result doesn't matter a jot, it's individual performances, you want individuals to step up and show they're good enough for the Pro12 and Heineken Cup. In that regard and from what I've read, Chris Farrell looked good for Ulster.
Leinster's backs were supposed to have looked awesome.
Leinster u18's off to France tomorrow some good 16 yearolds drafted in with only one training session.
Prop Ntinga Mpiko 2nd row Greg Jones Back Rows Nicky Timmony and Tom Lynch all very good at their level.
do you know where Ntinga Mpiko is from originally?
do you know where Ntinga Mpiko is from originally?
He's 25 or 26 and can play both sides of the scrum - badly from a quick google search. I've never heard of him but if he can push Jamie Hagan, he'll be a useful signing. Nathan White will be a big loss.http://www.independent.ie/sport/rugby/Rabodirect-PRO12/bent-to-boost-leinster-3067715.html
Michael Bent, currently with the Hurricanes Super 15 squad who lost at home to the Cheetahs yesterday, will arrive in Dublin over the summer to replace Nathan White, who is headed for Connacht at the end of the season.
Bent's arrival will give Leinster at least three senior and Ireland-qualified players to select from at tighthead: Mike Ross, Jamie Hagan, and Bent, who can play both sides of the scrum, as well as Tadhg Furlong who is coming through from the Ireland under 20 side, and Jack O'Connell who is in the Academy.