Great finish last night after a bad first half. 3 from 3. Sportground looking splendid.
A first win for Zebre in something like three years.
Looks like Munster is rubby country againe
An incredibly exciting young team.
What was Daly supposed to do there? McIlroy was head down and half-stumbling into his chest
Is that a 4G pitch?
Delighted to see McIlroy walk off there, it looked like it could have been much worse for him. Hard to lay any blame at Dalys door though.
3G? Paupers
Two lovely cross-kicks in that attack
Frank is setting the stage here for himself to have a massive finish
Heâs ensuring he wonât be accused of bias anyway !
Wouldnât say Crowley stood out in any way tonight there, heâs got a way to go yet
Yeah agreed. Casey was decent enough behind a pack under pressure I thought. Some big plays.
Couple of youngish players for Ulster looked v good
Think the two munster utilty backs signed arent much judging by the knock ons and general sluggishness of the backs.
Ulster shouldâve won easily. Different game when Henderson came on.
Munster havenât the depth, its always an absolute fucking clogger coming on in the front row.
Harry Byrne has a right chance for the six nations if he can get the games.
Munster linked with an Irish qualified Crusaders prop, they should do that.
Nice for the talented Jake Flannery to see one out. Herring and Billy Burns are fucking eejits but are brilliant rugby players, especially at this level. Burns kicking out of hand from pens was beautiful, that day in Cardiff is a bit of an anomoly in some ways, think Franno called him a dinky player at International level and thatâs about right.
Iâd say Stockdale will get one more run with Ireland, made yards on every carry tonight. Lowe could struggle physically in the next couple of years.
Thats it really.
Watery defending by Connaught there, barely got a finger on Van Der Merwe
Forum favourite Ben Healy fairly suspect in his attempt to stop pensioner Tiernan OâHalloran from a try there earlier
Carty
That was a wild flake at the conversion
Cartyâs radar is all over the shop again tonight
Jack Carty is truly the Conor Cooney of rubby