Newport Gwent Dragons v Ulster Ulster Rugby Live

Ulster had had plenty to celebrate so far this season. Three wins out

of four isn't a bad start. Little bit disappointed with Sunday.

were no excuses after a poor performance away from home. We were

not physical enough and the tackling was not great. Five days

later, Ulster are back in Wales. The Dragons are good side and

aggressive. Especially at home. It will be a tough game. So says Dan

Tuohy. Welcome to the latest instalment of Ulster rugby life.

The Newport Gwent Dragons provide opposition in the Pro12 season and

joining me art Tony McWhirter and and the board. We will hear from me

in a moment but first, the thoughts of the Ulster coach and last

weekend's first defeat. From our point of view it's very

disappointing. We give away 18 full penalties. That is more penalties

than they have given away in all of our other games this season. It is

exceptionally disappointing and the referee had some issues. But that

is the case with all referees and we have to deal with that. We have

to learn to manage that and we have been doing that so far and this

weekend against the Dragons will be no different. Were did it go wrong

last week? It started with the set pieces. The Ospreys had a look at

the Ulster full-backs and really a dollars the fact that there were

youngsters in the front row. Duncan Jones took them apart. He showed

his experience. Let's look at some examples. Ulster had also has a

problems. Probably experience was the one thing. The very experienced

front-five. They are up in the scrummage. Nobody standing up and

hanging on. As Brian said, I cannot think of any team that has given

away 18 penalties. How much did the referee played in this? The last

thing we want to do is criticised but there will always be a

breakdown in communication somewhere. We spoke beforehand and

considering how much trouble the Ulster side was in, nobody was

penalised individually. It was left to roam on and the Ospreys turned

the screws. Robbie Deeya, the yellow card. And there were

problems with the breakdown? Look at the Ulster players, they are

very slow getting to the breakdown and they were lacklustre. And the

lack of experience across the board. Compare that to what has happened

so far. It is an area where they have been particularly impressive.

The fast ball is the key. They are exciting with the fast backs. One

thing that they will see and hear different tonight is the referee,

the refereeing from Scotland and Neil Patterson is very focused and

you will hear from him. That is one thing the guys did not have last

week. In terms of doing something wrong, they will fix it before they

are penalised. Paddy Jackson, how did he handle last week? Well, a

lot of Young players around him. When he does get the ball he is

exciting. And away. That is what you want. A little bit of

acceleration and he has a good future. With Ian Humphreys missing

it's another big night for Jackson? I absolutely. He did a lot last

week in terms of going forward. He showed inexperience when he tried

to move the ball around too much and did not get a lot of structure.

He will have learnt from that. The inexperienced back line, there is a

loss of potential but the Ospreys or a difficult place to go to. If

you look at the back line, there is a lot of experience but they will

learn from that. They have a chance to turn that around. There is a

quick turnaround and it is a time to bounce-back quickly. That is

something I am looking forward to. To see if they can bounce back. It

was mentioned earlier, physicality is the key. If they don't front up,

they will get blown away. Is this about Ulster trying to keep things

more simple? Possibly, yes. Last week, we may be underestimated the

opposition. That will have been put to bed. The let's talk about the

Ulster team tonight. Three changes. No Jared Payne. Adam D'Arcy comes

in at full-back. I would like to see Willie Faloon back in.

Something that the side has missed, he is a good man on the ground.

Because of last week? This gives them balance in the back row. And

the back line is good. Exciting. is a shame that he had a bad game

but there is an able replacement with Adam D'Arcy. He will kick

every ball. He will be missed. And the one thing he does bring his

experience in the back. What about the Dragons? Missing a lot of

players. Missing people due to the World Cup but they also have

internal injuries. It is a chance for that inexperience to show.

Jason is their key player. And how excited are you to see Tom dry

pitch and anger. He is a flying machine? -- Tonderai Chavhanga.

This is what the northern hemisphere game is coming to, they

are able to travel. And bringing a different prospect to rugby.

suppose discipline will be absolutely key for Ulster after

conceding all those penalties? Without doubt, that is what course

then the game. They cannot afford to give away that none of penalties

and expect to win. -- that many penalties. Thank you. Time to join

game underway. The former alone outside-half Neil Paterson is there.

Adam D'Arcy, back in the side after injury. And he chases his own kick.

Back on the Dragons side, they have played the other three Irish teams

and have lost to Ulster, Munster, Gavin Thomas, capped 22 times for

his country. Jason Tovey. He has a little shove. He is dangerous and

that was a high tackle from Ulster. To add another high tackle coming

in from Declan Fitzpatrick. The referee will have a word with the

Ulster man who put that tackle in. There was a step inside and a

rather clumsy if on malicious attack by Nevin Spence. That little

shove. A couple of seasons ago, he got a hat-trick of tries against

He threw the arm up. The conditions are perfect, expect to see a lot of

multi- play rugby. Both teams like to play rugby and the temper will

be crucial. Whether they can play with much width. That was a good

strike from Jason Tovey. Hugely experienced. Here is a man 10 years

as a senior. Tom Willis, the skipper. The interception from

Ulster, nothing wrong with that. Gets through the line-up. That is a

scrum half, Paul Marshall. Paddy Jackson wasting no time and that

Ulster are falling through, nobody little on the early side. That is a

good throw. Taken by Pedrie Wannenburg. The 10 metre line. Luke

Marshall not quite getting away cleanly. Jackson. Luke Marshall,

Nevin Spence. Well tackled by Tom Riley. Luke Marshall, Dan Tuohy. He

did his hamstring badly in the second half against the Dragons.

And Neil Paterson has another penalty. Luke Marshall sets off but

he had to come back. A good early indication from the referee that he

will police that area. Both teams have that attacking intent and they

are allowed to get quick ball from the breakdown. It makes for an

entertaining game. It might have been Paddy Jackson's goal-kicking

range but he has got in as close as possible. This was the initial

thrust from Dan Tuohy. An the Dragons player right off his feet.

Some interference from Adam Jones. One of the three Welsh

internationals in the Dragons pack. Nigel Brady, his first Oscar start

this season. The more than competent Dan Tuohy. Good position

from Ulster. Willie Faloon on the Ulster outside-half position. Luke

Marshall. Paul Marshall. Pedrie Wannenburg. He got one of Ulster's

three tries last season. Last year. The Dragons coming over and the

referee isn't having any of this. They are infringing on the

breakdown and Neil Paterson is taking no nonsense. A couple of

penalties already. Not running away. Interfering with the hat back as he

goes to clear the ball. If you can stamp his authority early, the

teams will hopefully adapt. It was the initial drive from Pedrie

Wannenburg. He was well tackled by both of the second row forwards. I

can see what that infringement was. Coming in from the site. Adam Jones

inside the 22. He will have practised this a lot. Just against

are the �5.5 million new stand. And Jackson makes no mistake. That is a

good start from Ulster. Having given away an early penalty. Not

capable. Ulster have bounced back and they are leading. He has given

that plenty of height. The new man, Tonderai Chavhanga. Luke Marshall

takes it on himself. Into the touchline, Lewis Evans. He has made

some decent ground. Wayne Evans. Chipped away. The penalty, to the

Dragons, straight away. And Ulster have done what they how should not

have done. That is concede a penalty. But Neil Paterson is

nothing if not inconsistent. In the aftermath of last week's defeat at

the Ospreys, they are adapting to the referee's interpretation. It is

clear already with only six minutes gone, that rolling away at the

breakdown, any infringement preventing the quick ball and the

offside line are the two areas to focus on. The first team to adapt

quickly will win. There and there is a terrific knock. That was Craig

Gilroy on his opposite number. Mike Poole. He did a spot of cage

fighting, it seems. The referee tonight might be more on the ball

than any referee in a cage fighting, not that I had any experience of

the latter. The first piece of action for the Dragons from their

Seven and a half minutes gone and it is finely balanced at three

apiece. In the red shirt is Jamie Smith, who signed for Dragons last

season. A warning with that kick from Tovey, not regulation by any

means. Great chasing by Ulster and Spence. A wonderful take by the

that break down. The referee has given the scrum to Ulster. The

first scrum of the game. It should be interested after what happened

last week. Ulster going through a few phases. Trying to generate some

momentum into their play and the ball unplayable. A big hit. But the

strength to ride the tackle and the ability to get over that line and

Brady coming in and cleaning out to ensure that recycled possession.

the tiet head side for Dragons is the new man, Nathan Buck. He made

his debut last week in Galloway. -- Gall way. I can't understand why

fellow forwards pat a forward on the head when the scrum collapses.

I'm not sure if that is called doing your job properly. A gorgeous

night here. An Indian summer. It is a shirt-sleeved evening. It is very

tried to keep the ball in. And that should be a line out to the Dragons.

A bit lateral from Ulster in their attacking place. Spence get over

the advantage line and he usually gets across and Ulster guilty of

drifting across with the pass and cramping themselves into the touch

line. Forced to throw that metres. Evans may have a kick down

the line. That is hanging awkwardly. A bit of obstruction the Dragons

fans feel. He knocked it forward. The referee playing advantage. AWye

comes Tom Riley. It is nothing if not exciting so far. This time the

Dragons knock forward and the referee is again playing advantage.

AI way he goes. This is what they bought him for. What a turn of pace.

Was he taken down late? The Dragons fans think so. Gilroy has come back

and he has knocked it forward. It is an error-strewn game, but it

makes for an exciting game. What about this fellow, Chavhanga?

to end stuff and but for a couple of handling errors, it could have

been a try. This man is electric. The ability to turn on that

accelerator. Not the sort of man you want to turn loose kicking the

ball to him. He is very strung and got away from the defence. I think

two Ulster players collide, rather than obstruct. Otherwise the

referee would have picked up on that. This is the closest the

at what is going on in the front row. Down on their knees a couple

of players. He has asked them to reset. Great attacking position for

the Dragonss. They have four men to line. Knocked back, says the

referee. Ulster getting to the break down quickly and causing the

Dragons to concede ground. Spence with the tackle. A missed tackle

and they have won the penalty. Holding on in the tackle. Good

defence by Ulster? Yes it is difficult to see why in perfect

conditions there is the number of handling errors that there has been.

Unless there a fine due settling on the ground. But Ulster forced to

dig deep and coming up with the crucial turnover to relieve

pressure. Paddy Jackson will be relieved that his cross kick didn't

result in a try for the Dragons' new signing. Jackson finds his

touch. There is the offence. that. It goes back, and it has been

opts for the kick. And not a bad kick. A good option by Tovey. He

assessed the situation. Ulster had excess numbers in defence and

executed a good kick. He had a glance and on to that left foot and

scrum option. When you play the Dragons here at Rodney Parade, you

want to silence them early. It is an great ground and very vocal and

you need to get on top of them early. Ulster will have to dig deep

to ensure they don't give away any Ulster give away the penalty.

Faloon was off side. You would be backing Tovey to knock this over.

He has looked very accurate with the ball off the grounds and an

opportunity to get that 6-3 lead. Faloon was just loitering there

with intent to be penalised you have to say. And Spence having a

wee word with him. The assistant referee seemed to be having a big

input into these penalty, they're being strict on the back footment

the referee is showing his intent. Tovey with over 300 points in the

Dragons into the lead. Coming up to the end of the first quarter, it is

Dragons 6, Ulster 3. The challenge for Ulster is now one of territory

and possession. They played the last ten minutes deep in their own

territory and the Dragons have got the points. Looking for some

possession and territory now. Ulster had a great chance there to

snap that up. The initial knock forwards is by the dragons. But

there was a glorious chance and a sharp Ulster may have capitalised

on that. No one put their name on the ball for the Dragons and there

was uncertainty about who was going to take that. That resulted in the

handling error. A perfect attacking platform for Ulster. Jerry Cronin

starting his fifth game in a row front rows about the early

by Henry. Away goes Marshall and he indidn't perhaps have the ball

properly in his possession. This could be dangerous. Back goes

Gilroy, as the referee decided the advantage was over and Gilroy does

wonderfully and again Ulster give away the penalty. It may have been

for not releasing. Claiming that Ulster, an Ulster player had a hand

on him. But Dragons players pouring over and some excellent counter

rucking work. Well the penalty count is starting to creep up again

and the error count is creeping up. Brian McLaughlin want be happy with

that. He didn't have the ball under control there and away came the

Dragons. Gilroy did well to get back. He was tackled and he went to

ground. And he got himself up again. Was he held? Debatable. Well stolen

Jackson. Ran into a couple of big tight forwards. Marshall with an

release the fast fella? Yes they can. Well that is high. That is the

second high tackle Spence has put in and he may find himself carded

for that. A bit columnsy. But very definitely high and illegal andless

going to go to the bin. That is the second time and you can't blame the

referee for that. I would like to see the replay. It look like it

started at the shoulder and maybe driftd up. Maybe given he has been

warned, the referee feeling he had no option. It will be interesting

to see where that tackle initially started. The full back came in. Oh

that was high. Columnsy with the arm - clumsy with the arm position.

The first contact was above the shoulder. A difficult time for

Ulster. Both teams have given away possession from the set piece

through errors. They will want to ensloor they don't do that again.

The Dragons have gone for the line the Dragons have kept it. Jones

takes it forward. Tom Willis, the captain, makes some ground. 15

metres out. Thomas, the flanker. Quicker ball, Wayne Evans. This

could be dangerous. And he has gone through! They realise that Ulster

had a big hole in their defence. They capitalised to the full. And

Ulster, once again, having scored the early points, have now been

conceding. Very good football from the Dragons. A couple of times they

went around the same way around the rucks. And the overlap develops in

the wider channel. And the Dragons very clinical in executing their

numbers. A little bit of drifting by Ulster but they were outnumbered

and outmanoeuvred. Puts a foot on the gas... And it is a try for the

and connect so far. That little chip from the FA line. That was

lovely. -- far line. The last time Ulster were here at this stage,

they were performing similarly. The Dragons could not come back but can

Ulster come back? Jason Tovey is having a very good time. It isn't

about Ulster enough time defensively. And that was very

clinical. Jackson goes for the that going? That is going... Taken

across. That is fine, by Martyn Thomas. Taken by Adam D'Arcy. Luke

Marshall, he has men. One of them against the Dragons for being

offside. This is reasonably capable. I think Paddy Jackson might have a

Ten-point margin. Kicking straight in front, but a fair difference --

distance. 26 minutes gone. One try against them but they will want to

chisel that lead down. Martyn Thomas did extremely well. He was

going to fall back into the dead- ball area. This is the kick from

Jackson. The Dragons for offside. A between them. The Dragons coaching

staff will be very happy with this. They have less numbers than Ulster

but they are influential. They don't many have the debt that

Ulster have with the number of injuries. Jackson at the restart.

This could be interesting. Well taken. By Martyn Thomas. That is a

good forward ball from the men in Black. He has a little think. He is

determined not to be stood up again. Two very good tackles. Nathan Buck.

The tight head. Tom Willis. Declan Fitzpatrick. Wayne Evans has a

glance. Henry underneath. Knocks it backwards. The crowd disagrees. I

think that was overruled. The touch judge said it was knocked forward.

Tonderai Chavhanga. He scored six tries against Uruguay won his

Springboks debut in 2005. That is by Brady. The Ospreys looking to

slow this down. They want this to be a frantic affair. Good

experience coming through. Settling things down. The momentum is

certainly with the Dragons. Ulster cannot afford to lose any more

points by half-time. Andy Kyriacou Ulster Catt this evening. By the

end of this season I am sure he will have reached his much coveted

century. -- Ulster Cup. Ian Whitten, he is halfway there. He Willie

Faloon, standing on the outside- half position for Ulster. That'll

be a defensive positions of the Ulster scrummage only has two men

in the back row. To flank forwards, tight-head side. The referee has

not called stop. It is ticking away. Half-an-hour played. 13 - 3, the

Dragons. He is seeing exactly what Chavhanga. Into some space. The

referee spotted the Dragons midfield. They moved back and

Ulster have done well to achieve that. It isn't completely done and

dusted. Ulster have gone outside the 22. Jackson gets it away. Just

as far as Martyn Thomas. Andrew Coombs, the flank forward. He makes

good ground. Well gathered. It came off Ian Whitten. That will be And

Dragons line-out. They will want to correct that issue at a line-out,

which is the Ulster players pouring through to put pressure on half-

back. They need to tighten up numbers and protect that line. Or

they need to bring it down and start driving, just to keep the

Ulster players honest. Tom Willis, the Dragons skipper. Untidy, but it

was put in. Jason Tovey. Actually, Ashley Smith. Concedes some metres.

Willie Faloon gets himself out of the way. And Pedrie Wannenburg,

gets himself offside. Henry will be the pitch. On you go. He could not

be care, he told him to have a word with his players and Jason Tovey

shapes up to take a kick at goal. After three minutes and the skin,

you could see that was an area that he would police strictly. Ulster

have to adapt to that. He has been extremely accurate and out. It will

be a source of points for the Dragons if Ulster do not correct

that area. It seems that every week players have to adapt to the

referee. Jason Tovey, and that little left-footed chip. And the

same result. There is a gap of 13 points. Nevin Spence comes back

onto the field. And the Dragons, what their opponents down to 14 men,

did exactly what they had to do. They rattled up 10 points. This is

very intelligent rugby. They did very well to take advantage of that

security. Well taken in on the ten- metre line. Gavin Thomas. When

Evans, looks to his nearside and changed his mind. Ashley Smith

Dragons. They want to cut this deficit. Nevin Spence, back on, he

will be contrite about that sending off. Definitely being held. Some

excellent speed from Ulster and indecision from the Dragons. Taking

the ball into contact from a less dominant position. And Willie

Faloon was straight over the ball. And the penalty was duly awarded.

You cannot criticise the mistake whatsoever. From long range.

And that Young Ulster fan is very supportive of that very Young

Ulster outside-half, Paddy Jackson is just 19 years of age. From a

similar position and it was a crucial score. The Dragons were

getting into that 15 point margin. And this just brings it back for

Ulster. A Marshall takes it in. finds a pretty decent bounce. On

the roof of that brand new commentary position! The last time,

we were in what was more less a garden shed. Evans. Pedrie

Wannenburg. The Dragons have done well. Jones, to his partner in

crime. Heavens back inside to the loose head prop, Nathan Williams.

Jason Tovey. Gavin Thomas, tackled Adam D'Arcy, that was an awkward,

slippery ball. Martyn Thomas. Gets away from the first tackle. Then he

loses his feet. Wayne Evans. Dangerous time for Ulster. Another

penalty would probably do them. Well through. Wayne Evans has done

well. Good, aggressive play at the breakdown by the home team. Adam

Jones acting as scrum half. Nathan Buck, the tight-head, is there.

Good work from Declan Fitzpatrick. Jason Tovey. Where will that

Barnes? Very kind. It just broke into the left and into touch. Taken

Scrum. Black ball. The touch judge on the far side called it and said

that the quick Ulster throw was taken inside the five metre line,

which you're not allowed to do. It was not deliberate, but it was an

infringement. That is got work. This is crucial for Ulster. To give

away points with less than three minutes on the clock would be

desperate for their ambitions to get a result away from home. It got

untidy at the Ulster loose head siefpltd Ulster are ten points

adrift. Another dry -- try for Dragons would not be on Bryan

McLaughlin's agenda I have a Trying to bring in the left-wing.

Evans looking for the big men and he has found one in Buck. A change

in direction on the cards. Tovey with a chip. That was almost there.

It wasn't a bad kick. Paul Marshall has been caught offside and the

referee has given a penalty against Ulster. I haven't been keeping

Tally, how much penalties is that Ulster have given away? Its will be

in double figures. The Dragons are filling their bats with the

opportunities that have been created from them. -- filling their

boots. Last year Ulster put in some excellent prmm -- performances away

from home. This is the second in a row and it is not going plan,

because of the error count. They're going to have look at some

communication. That is generally what it is when you're always being

pinged for offside. You need a real communication across the team.

player does it again, another penalty for him. The Dragons are 13

points up in the last minute of the first half and the Dragons leading

19-6. And Paul Marshall strieing offside. Ulster are always going to

be susceptible to those penalties, they employ tremendous line speed.

But they're going to have to give always under pressure, he was going

to bring them back for the scrummage, but he has decided he

has seen enough of this half. The same will probably be said by Bryan

McGlabg Lynne. They have fallen to the kicking of Tovey. Half time

here at a throbbing Rodney Parade It was not the response that Ulster

were looking for after last week's defeat. It has been a bit flat and

the Dragons have taken this game by the scruff of the neck through the

boot of Tovey and the pace of Tonderai Chavhanga. Too many

mistakes and too many penalties. A yellow card and they paid the price

as the home side scored ten points. Ulster clinging on just about

thanks to the boot of Paddy Jackson. At half time they trail by 13

points. Not looking too good for Ulster. It is the Dragons 19 and

Ulster 6. Well that is not the response that the coach wanted.

this is something we talked about, how we wanted to sea what sort of a

performance we would put in after what happened last week. This is

not it. There is no energy, there doesn't seem to be much going

forward. All the clinical things you expect from professionals is

not happening. It is dire. We heard from Dan tuelee saying Ulster

weren't physical enough this week and they weren't this week. No we

have done everything in ones, we have tackled and rucked in ones. If

there is one factor, the game we played last week was on a Sunday,

we have had a four day turn around and this a difficult. Your

associate with having a week in between. There has not been a lot

of time to recover. But they will be getting a roasting at half time.

It is a young team, last week was a confidence sapper, are you seeing

that having an impact? Yes how is it going to impact on these young

guys and how will they bounce back from what happened last week? At

the minute it would appear they haven't bounced back well.

Physicalty is king in the game and that is very poor. If they're not

careful, it could be a bigger score line. Let's look at some of the

early opportunities. Ulster road their luck when Gilroy took a high

their luck when Gilroy took a high ball. It looked as if it was

knocked on. We were all surprised, but gill -- Gilroy made the pass.

But we have made a lot of unforced errors. And in the wrong part of

the pitch. If we have cocked it up in their half, they have resorted

to batting t down the field. Later on there is a break from this,

Chavhanga catches. That tackle has to be made. Had we made those

tackle, another tackle. He should not be running through that much

traffic and get a kick off. That has gone 80 yards and then we knock

on, ten yards from our own line. We have missed a tackle. Good break,

but we're off the pace. We're that half a second bemiepdz. This guy is

electric, but he shouldn't be given that pace. Whitten will be

disappointed with the tackle. It will have been emphasised you must

take this guy down. Ulster didn't have a lot of ball. But when they

did, they seemed to make a lot of mistakes. It doesn't seem a

composed performance. We need our senior players stepping up and

taking the sting out of things. Some of our set piece functions

better. That is one of the best scrums in a fortnight. Burr we

can't afford those little errors. Swre worked lard to get into that -

- we have worked hard to get into that position and then turned it

off. One of the first guys back there was a prop. Look what happens

here. Look at the urgency to get to these rucks. The work rate off the

ball. Again a poor pass. We have lost 30 metres there and we're

kicking it away. Pad ji -- Paddy Jackson. I thought it was a good

option. He had the rate idea. He was trying to put it on a pin point

and it didn't happen. Are Ulster lacking a bit of leadership?

think so. We're missing direction as well. It might be an option to

move Whitten into inside centre and try and get him with the ball that

we have from a line out that is functioning well. Let's try and

shorten the targets and put something across the line and

create some banana at the minute, as you can see, if we have tried to

ball our accuracy hasn't been up to it. There will have to be a change.

You complained about a lack of physicalty, the one man who has

been physical is Spence, but unfortunately in the high tackle.

He didn't need to make this high tackle. You can use the touch line.

That is reckless. He needs to address that and he knows himself

that is crazy. He had the -- to line him up and take him into touch.

Ulster then paid the praise as you say teams do. They want to score

when the other team are down to 14. From the line out, possibly a bit

of naivety. We have kept everyone in there and you will see at the

ends, we're caught numbers down in the backs. On the far side of this

ruck. They make some reasonably ball here. Once and then twice.

We're putting guys, you can see them coming across. But there is

space there and threfr done it simply. It is a mismatch. The ball

in two hands, two guys stay out and Luke March hall has got two men on

him. -- Marshall. We have been critical of Ulster, but some credit

to the Dragons. Ulster are a man down and they have recycled the

ball quick. But it comes down to Ulster's physicalty, they have got

to step up to the plate. You have got to do than just make a tackle.

You have got to climb into the tackles. That is not happening and

it is having an effect through the team. Thank you. As we assess the

game, that is what Tulse coaching staff are doing. Technology now

part and parcel of the game. As Gavin Andrews found out when he met

a key member of the one of the Him the performance analysis with

the Ulster rugby team. This is where the hard work gets down. My

work is down following the game. I work is down following the game. I

will go home and the information will be broken down into different

areas relating to attack and ge fence. This game we have won 13

line outs and lost two. And also we provide information for the

individual players. This information is available to the

players within 48 hours of the game and they can come in and by a click

of a button, a video will come up. With Dan Tuohy, here he has made

three tackles. By pressing the button, each of the tackles will

button, each of the tackles will come up. It has a huge benefit in

terms of doing one-on-ones with the players and we can put together

information over a number of games. I spend more hours in the analysis

room than on the training pitch now. Just putting the hours in, it pace

dividends on the pitch. -- pays dividends. A great take by Tuohy.

The greatest development is we carry out live analysis and gate

feed during the game and we're in a position where we can review it and

you're trying to make interventions to the players u based on what is

and isn't happening on the pitch. It is different from last year,

when you were standing at the back and you were watching different

trends and now I'm able to do that by standing behind and then I can

look at the scrums and line outs on the monitors. So it is essential.

One aspect is the amount of work we do pre-game and where we focus on

the opposition. A couple of weeks ago with Cardiff, we have a centre

who likes to shoot out a line. He comes racing out of line. Our ehope

was to get the ball to Spence and he can drop to it Whitten. And Ian

got through the gap, he fed down to Cave and it was an important try.

You try to pick holes in what they do and when something like that

comes off it is a great feeling. wonder how Alex and the team are

assessing what has been a video nasty for Ulster? It it wouldn't be

great viewing, but it is interesting to see Dan Tuohy

spending time in the analysis room. Maybe they need to get on the pitch

and do more work. You said it not me. They need a big second half

response to prove a point or two? Yes and yes they can. But they have

to change the way they're playing, I could see two or three early

changes. Possibly Marshall dropping out of back line and try and punch

some holes and get our forwards The talk about the simple game.

Last season, Ulster played in territory and kept things simple.

Is that key? We are trying to play a lot of rugby and that has not

functioned well particularly well. They should never go after some

more of those. Start again. We have seen them playing rugby in the

middle of the park and the not getting any flow. They don't have

to run with the ball every single time they get it? The key is

holding on to it, going through the phases, whenever you can find a

whole, get the penalty and the referee has been very sharp around

the breakdown. The Dragons suffered initially and Ulster have picked up

the worst end of what is going on. Thank you both. Back to the

Jackson. Paul Marshall has given that a huge one up. Well covered by

Jason Tovey. -- one up. Paul Marshall. He gets away from the

Dragons try-scorer, Tom Riley. Marshall. Well covered by Martyn

Thomas. Gilroy. That is a rare kick from him. The that bounced Handley

for the Dragons. Here comes Thomas. Ian Whitten. Did not quite make

contact but that isn't too bad. Well covered by Andrew Coombs. All

the time in the world and nobody being put under any pressure. Gets

that forward. The referee playing advantage and can the Dragons take

advantage? They have extra men moving. That is good support play.

Tonderai Chavhanga. The referee still playing advantage? Knocked

forward by the Dragons. Chris Henry. There was a let-off there for the

men in white. Well covered by Jason Tovey. No deal row. Jason Tovey,

tiptoes into touch. A date has been high tempo than there have been a

lot of errors but that has played into that nature we have seen

throughout. And that thing continues into the second half.

Real opportunities for the Dragons earlier on. Lovely, round that

corner past. Excellent work to recover. 4th Ulster have cut the

line-out to just five men. Marshall. Jackson does well. Luke Marshall

breaks away. He needs some help, quickly. Looking for Henry. The

skipper off loads. Nevin Spence gets up again. Penny Jackson. Lewis

Stephenson. Good position from Ulster, just between the Dragons

posts. Jackson, Adam D'Arcy. He ran into a raft of black jerseys.

Pedrie Wannenburg. Slides away from the opening tackle. Jackson. Again,

the Dragons defence is pretty good. Also need that line breaker. Here

comes Pedrie Wannenburg. Marshall, again. Patrick Jackson. Ian Whitten.

Good strength. He stood up to that was Nevin Spence, he gives away the

penalty. And a very good Ulster attack. And a very good position

given away. Just when it looked like Ulster were starting to

develop, making inroads, and all it takes is to be caught slightly

upright in the tackle and lose that collision and the defensive team

gets it. Marshall just could not Henry, he needed somebody quicker

on the outside. The Dragons won their own line-out. The other four

are in the middle, grafting away. Jason Tovey, in position. Yes. Well

taken by Adam D'Arcy. At a glance... Good offload. Was that knocked

forward? Dear, dear, dear. How many little, silly errors have Ulster

considered? Just handling errors, it does not let them develop their

patterns at crucial times. The Dragons have come out with that

your plan and they're not playing any rugby in their own half. They

are looking to play this second half deep into Ulster territory.

Neil Patterson, a former air the second half. Fitzpatrick, the

culprit. This could make it a very tough evening. If Jason Tovey

continues to be on target. reason to believe he will not be.

Some distance in this. But he has looked very good and it takes that

margin out. It makes it a difficult proposition for Ulster. Jason Tovey.

Four penalties and one conversion already. 19 points. He broke Ulster

hearts in 2009 when he landed a hat-trick in this very ground in

awful conditions. The conditions tonight are simply perfect. For

running and kicking. And he has got that one. Well, Ulster have a lot

to do. If any bonus point will be achieved. 22 - 64 the Dragons. And

all but five of those courtesy of Jason Tovey. Paul Marshall has gone

off the field. Ian Porter has come opportunity for Ulster. Important

that they lead with some points. Very few incursions into the half

of the Dragons and it is crucial that they convert this territory

into points. So straight into action. Adam Macklin. And also Ian

Porter, formerly of Queen's University. Not too many chances to

shine when they were not Ulster. Paul Marshall used to dominate at

No. 9 jersey. For going in against Nathan Williams. Good position, got

that right, Paul Tergat sat away nicely. Patrick Jackson. Pedrie

Wannenburg. Crashes into the defence. The Dragons slowly get out

of the way. Well picked up by Declan Fitzpatrick under difficult

circumstances. Ian Porter, quicker ball. Luke Marshall. Chris Henry,

the captain. Slow ball. Well taken by Patrick Jackson, nearly got away.

Good support play from the centres. Better continuity from Ulster. Here

is Ian Porter, Pedrie Wannenburg. Across 22. Good pass again. Patrick

Jackson, very nearly squeezed through. Ian Porter. Adam Macklin.

The Ulster scrum. Ulster are going through multiple phases I'm looking

for some opportunities to break this defence down. Pedrie

Wannenburg very prominent. Making some worthy in roads. They will

have to work hard to break the Strachan's defence but they are in

the right part of the pitch. It is up to the experienced players in

the Ulster team and there isn't a lot of the than to step forward and

take control of this. The likes of Pedrie Wannenburg and Chris Henry.

Dan Tuohy, Nigel Brady. To really galvanise this Ulster team.

Willis, he won his first cap way back into 1002. He has enjoyed his

time here. When he has not been injured, he has enjoyed his time.

This man has not been given any reason whatsoever. Tonderai

Chavhanga. The Ospreys are leading at the scrum. Much better than a

week ago when Ulster got mangled by the Ospreys. Ulster have split the

easy an option and it gives three points. Ulster will have to score

more but this isn't a bad place to start. Tim Barker warming up on the

sidelines, he will be introduced shortly. Trying to introduce the

fresh reserves to try to change the nature of the game, which has so

far going against them. Patrick Jackson with both of those first

half penalties for Ulster. If he gets this one and a couple of tries,

he could win for Ulster. Or maybe we're becoming a little bit

ambitious! That was a confident kick from Patrick Jackson. Ulster

up to 89 points and the Dragons on 22. 13 between them. Tim Barker is

coming on. The Dragons have made a change. Phil Price, No. 17, has

come on. And the vastly experienced Tim Barker, son for his 61st Ulster

appearance and his 86th league appearance. He had a few for

Glasgow. That was confident front little bit. Well taken by Thomas.

Dragons inside the Ulster half. the penalty given away. The Jason

Tovey will look to go deep with this. How the Dragons sort of their

line-out? A lot of intelligent play to the first half when they

repeatedly tapped the ball back as Ulster players were pouring through.

We are looking from -- for more security from them. That was a good

kick. The tight-head prop, Nathan Buck, in just his second start for

Ulster tackles and Ulster gets the penalty and they will be relieved

by that. Holding on in the tackle by Poole. A former cage fighter.

Played over 70 times at for the local club. Ulster flooding back in

numbers to try and put out that break. Henry got his hands on the

ball and wasn't going to let go. Hearts in their mouths for moment.

A great line and Henry affects the tackle. An excellent piece of back

row play. Staid on his feet and grafted away. Did well. And Paddy

Jackson has put in an excellent kick from well inside his 22 to the

Dragons' 22-line. 26 minutes of this half remaining. Tkwrouv hang

on, there is a problem -- you have to hack on - hang on, there is a

problem with the communication with the assistant referee. That does

not seem to be working. They may have to get a replacement to avoid

this game being held up any longer. Neil Patterson's dad, John, who

have known for many years, was a more than decent full back and won

the old Ulster senior league back in the 70s. Played with people like

Joe McKinney. The brother of from Menary. Porter quickly in

again. Made quite an impact in this awkward pass. Fitzpatrick has taken

off his head gear. Well gathered BIFA loon. He had to stretch for it

-- well gathered by Faloon. A penalty for Ulster for crossing.

Well Bryan McLaughlin and company will be encouraged by that play.

Porter spots the gap, he is looking for a player and Henry does that

well. And then it is overenthusiasm in getting too many bodies around

the corn hear the created the crossing penalty./- around the

corner, that created the crossing penalty. Luke Marshall got a bit in

front of the ball I think. Another replacement coming on for the

Dragons. There is Luke Marshall, another who is only 206789 Evans

has gone on. And wearing 20 is Groves. Ulster will make a change.

Faloon will go off and Diack is on his opposite number. That should

be an Ulster line out. Excellent defence from Gilroy. Showed the man

the outside and then the power that we're used to seeing in his

attacking runs, translating into his defensive duties. Just over a

quarter of the game remaining, but Ulster needs points. Well taken,

the referee had a long look and decided he did not pass it forward.

row. Thomas wisely lets it drift into his 22 and what a good kick

that is. But hasn't found his touch. It is a mess by Porter. Darcy

better be careful. Ulster just about got away with that. Tuohy has

cleaned it up. The Dragons have a man down injured, Paddy Jackson

dean -- deep inside his 22. He can't kick it directly into touch

though. They have to be wary about staying onside. The game has broken

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Henry, did he come through gate? Wannenburg told to release and he

looked to his touch judge, who said it wasn't forward. I thought it was

a nudge forward. The crowd do not like Mr Patterson's decision,

holding on in the tackle. Dragons lacking dangerous again,

going through multiple phases. There is something on that ball,

whether it is the due or the per spaigswiegs -- per spiration from

the players. Jackson finds his touch. 20 minutes remaining and 13

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points between them. This is Willis, Darcy has made decent ground. The

Dragons looking for a turn over and they have got it. A kick through by

Ulster. The ball was out. The referee said there was an Ulster

knock forward. That finishing touch is not there. You have seen an

increase in the energy levels. You see Chavhanga getting the head in

the wrong position and falling badly after that, one suspects he

may have got a bad p knock to the Ed. -- bad knock to the head. I am

not sure sure if he will take much of a further part. In boxing terms,

he may be taking a standing eight count. He ran into the solid Derry

air of Luke Marshall! A couple of more changes for the Dragons.

Buckley is coming on to replace the skipper, Tom Willis. No 21 Joe

Ulster will feel if they can get next on the score board that they

will still be in with an opportunity to win. For the Dragons,

if they can score, they will developed a cushion to take them

through. The next score crucial in determining the outcome of this

game. Just six points scored in this second half. Three apiece. A

penalty by Tovey and a penalty by Jackson. But crucially the opening

40 minutes saw the Dragons lead by 19-6. At the moment Ulster have a

bit to do even to come away with a losing bonus point. They paid

heavily for that period where they referee. The Dragons piling in, if

they can turn it over. They have done better. They have got a

penalty. This could be end game for Ulster. Excellent work by Chavhanga,

chasing that kick and then it was the Dragons arriving in numbers

that forced Ulster to infringe and a penalty awarded. I wonder what he

will make of his Dragons day but a? The drargons claiming that space

and getting -- Dragons claiming And he has done! Came off the posts.

Ulster still have a bit to do to get this away. Darcy does just that.

So it stays at Dragons 22, Ulster 9, 16 minutes remaining and Tovey very

close inseed. Just shaved the trying to create another penalty

situation if they can. Ulster have to be careful. Buckley is having a

glance to see what he can do. Only 22 years of age. And with World

Cups and injuries, both sides calling on the depths of their

squads. Bedford asking for runners. A penalty against the Dragons.

Dragons unable to get the Ulster players away from those fringing

positions and Wannenburg stepped forward and claimed the ball. It is

important now they can get depth in the kick. The game is still in the

balance. Ulster have still got plenty of time to manufacture a

winner. Ulster have taken off Darcy and Gaston is coming on. The

Dragons are bringing on somebody called O'Driscoll. But it is

Geraint O'Driscoll. The other one, Brian, is playing for Ireland in a

crucial world cup game in the early hours of Sunday morning against

Italy to determine the outcome of that pool. Only an Irish win will

Dragons. Thomas is going off. No. 19, Darren Waters, coming on. Don't

you just love the last 15 minutes at any game of modern rugby?! It

Kieron Jenkins not at fault. I did not even see him come on. I don't

think he has. A a real opportunity for Ulster. Ian Porter and Patrick

Jackson discussing what move they will take from the playbook. Some

nonsense from the Ulster tight-head side of the scrum. The Adam Macklin

this done quickly. The right strike. It they have only got Craig Gilroy

Porter, Jackson, straight through. He just threw that, Willie Daly.

And nor composure and Ulster should have been for the try. We certainly

got that flat ball. It looked like he was maybe hit just as he went to

make the tackle. And the ball flying at the back. It ruins

Ulster's ambitions of an away win. The scrum was excellent and the

pass was not bad and the initial break was good. It was just too

getting a little attention. He has really been central. He has given

field position through his kicking and most importantly, he has put

over a lot of penalties and Matthew Jones on the bench, the

former Welsh international. He could cover the gap. He has enjoyed

himself. He has had some excellent games against Ulster. Sending Nevin

Spence directly down that Channel to see how well he is. Jackson. Has

to readjust that pass. Nobody really to his left, Ian Porter. And

he noticed that. Taken all about Dan Tuohy. Luke Marshall. One hand

it, by Declan Fitzpatrick. Spots the gap. Nicely offloaded. Nigel

Brady. That was a good step from the 32 year-old hooker. Here is

Jackson. Surely they must score? And into the corner! The referee

might go upstairs. I think he is going to go to Neil Ballard. Ian

Whitten thought he was in. The his feet were off the ground. That

there is a foot in touch. I think that his toe was untouched. Some

excellent defensive work. Just managing to hold on to the foot.

You cannot really see it from this angle. Was there any pressure down

this angle? Nothing. There were some replays earlier. The grounding

was good but the FT might have been in touch. Was that toll in touch?

What will he in part to Ian Pattison? It looks like he was in

touch. It could be the line-out for the Dragons. Five metres from the

line and Ulster can put pressure. He was in touch. It OK. No try.

food was in touch. Well... Hit of his toe. Bolstered desperate to

salvage something from this game. - - Ulster. Very untidy. Free-kick

against Ulster. He Ulster really needed to leave this field position

with some points. It to have any chance of any ambition for the away

win. They did not have the precision, the accuracy or the

tactics to overcome this very spirited Dragons performance.

Especially that man, Jason Tovey. He is struggling. But he is

enjoying himself and still controlling this game. The Ulster

moved the ball wide. It was a free- kick. The Dragons have kicked it

into touch and it is an Ulster line-out. Jackson. Nevin Spence.

Ashley Smith. Here comes Patrick Jackson. Good strength. Declan

Fitzpatrick, cleans out. He got himself caught by the Dragons

replacement prop, Neil Price. Still there, for Ulster. Knowing that Ian

Porter is in there. And Ulster give away possession to the Dragons. And

there is another Dragon's Eye player down injured. Ashley Smith

put in that very strong tackle. That was a great tackle. He got his

head not many in the right place but he broke down Nevin Spence.

This comes at such pace and debt. He gets across the advantage line

and that allows Ulster the platform to redevelop their play. There has

been a noticeable increase in the increase in enthusiasm and energy

from Ulster and at crucial parts of the pitch, they have turned over

possession but have not been able to get that score to get them back

into the game. It has been stopped to allow everyone and much-needed

breather. Just over 10 minutes remaining. Ulster, 14 points adrift.

A penalty would allow them the try. And the conversion. To get that

losing bonus point. It has been a much better second half from Ulster

in terms of possession and how they had used the ball. They just have

not been able to get that quick through. I think it was the

penalties in the first half that really work their undoing. And the

Dragons set up at that form. Ulster were led in no small part by the

substitutes in the second half but they have been unable to get that

crucial score. And establish field position to let them go on.

Ashley Smith is off the field and Matthew Jones, he will go into full

Coombs. They will want to play sensible percentage rugby at this

to do that but it has worked out very nicely. Looking to close this

game out. Still 10 minutes on the clock. They wanted a percentage

rugby, they will not take any chances in their own half. They can

see that clock ticking away. will be a case of Ulster going back

to the bad old days against Wales. With nothing to show for their

opening fixtures away to Munster and Leinster. Their glad to be back

home and to have this opportunity to put some points on the board.

Such a lot of effort and money. To get this ground up to scratch. And

it really is a nice little ground. Some of these modern stadiums are a

little bit soulless. If you look at the Dragons players in that of

Jersey performing outstandingly in New Zealand. They are on long-term

contracts. He Dan Lydiate, Chalmers, on a sudden you and that new to us

and the Dragons are starting to go somewhere. At the moment they are

heading for their four. Win. The try was scored by the Dragons when

Ulster were down to 14 men. A lot of tight forwards filtering away to

the right hand side. Alan Jones takes the forward. Jason Tovey.

Again, from position, that was a clever kick. Well taken by Conor

Gaston. His first competitive game of the season. Ian Porter. Patrick

Jackson. Matthew Jones, no problems with that one. He has found some

space, that was a clever kick. Well covered by Craig Gilroy. From a

narrow angle, that was not a bad kick but it will be the Dragons

line-out. Six minutes to go. Dragons really looking to chose

this game out. They set up their top four in the first half but that

energy and now they're looking to grind down this result and climb up

the board in the closing phases of this first six games. Taken by

Andrew Coombs. The Dragons with all five replacements on the field.

Ulster forcing them backwards. Jason Tovey might well be the Man

of the Match, which will be of no great surprise to anybody. He

scored five of the points for the Dragons. And the Dragons keep

motoring along. Brady has to do some defending for Ulster. The

dragons are finishing with a flourish. It has been a terrific

evening. Bedford but that plans to his left. -- with that glance to

his left. He decides to go to Kieron Jenkins. Ulster are close to

giving away another penalty. Jason Tovey trying to set it up. They go

for one more piece of good field position. And Ulster fumble but

they do get it away. Here is Jackson. Marshall, intercepted. And

they come back with that knock forward and that really could have

been a very good try. Ulster left with no other option but to start

throwing those speculative passes, even into their own territory. They

have to look to throw this passes at this stage of the game. The

crowd would have gone mad had he think Macklin might be injured.

That is the last thing Ulster need. I am not sure what the situation is

with recent signing, Calum Black. Kyle McCall included on the bench

after some impressive performances in the Under-20 jersey. I'm sure me

would be keen to get a first cap. At 19, not many forwards make that

step up. But he is still on the bench. The referee saying to the

water boys, you and your water leave the field, please. The clock

starts again. Four minutes remaining and Ulster need a

converted try to get a losing bonus point. They have have to run it

from here. A good start with the opposite number, Geraint O'Driscoll.

Dragons' hand didn't touch that. I wonder how he has enjoyed this? A

bit of a change from playing it in New Lands. Not the crowd, but the

weather is probably better. Great conditions for rung rugby. The ball

was knocked forward, the referee is playing advantage to Ulster.

Wannenburg sets it up. A great tackle by the Dragons' try scorer,

Tom Riley. Good work by Tuohy. This is better. Menary with an awful

pass. -- Menary with an awful pass. Nothing Henry could do about that.

And dragons' put in. The accuracy in the Ulster back line play has

let them down on a couple of occasions and making it difficult

for the ball receiver. The Dragons have been good defensively and they

have crowded the midfield. A couple of clean line breaks from Ulster,

but unable to convert them into tries and turning over possession

in crucial parts has undone their cause. We haven't heard a score

since about 11 minutes into the second half. 19-6 at half time. 22-

9 as it stands. And a minute and a and Leeds. And this may well be the

last set piece of the game. Another the Dragons have to do is keep it

tight and then Jason Tovey will pop it into touch. Knocked forward by

this for Ulster? Well picked up by Jackson. Will he do it again.

Jackson, not Kuwait. Can he make it available? -- not quite. Can he

make it available? Not Kuwait. That is game over. -- not quite. That is

game over. Ulster have come away from Wales for the sec time in a

week with nothing to show for their efforts. Too high, the penalty

count, and too many errors for Bryan McGlock whrin's liking. --

McLaughlin's liking. It is welcome to Wales for the south African

speedster, Tonderai Chavhanga. But not for Ulster. They have gone down

Well a disappointing night for Ulster. Too many mistakes and not

enough composure. Paddy Jackson did keep Ulster in touch just about

with his boot. But Ulster left it all too late to mount a come back.

Ian Whitten almost sneaked in for a try, but it is two defeats in a row

for Ulster. 17 points from Tovey, Well it is a disappointing night

for Ulster? Very much so. This is not way they wanted to bounce back

from last week. It sums up the back -- bit of a lack of experience. We

have got to have some seasoned professionals there and tonight it

look like a team that didn't have that. A lot of young players in the

side for the coach and it told? we didn't really get any go forward

in the second half. We started positively and we will see there is

a great break from Marshall and some flat ball in the game line

with guys running on to the ball. But that Edinburghed away. -- ebbed

But that Edinburghed away. -- ebbed away. But a lovely line. But again

no real support there. Chris Henry, who played the pick of the Ulster

players again, first man on his shoulder, but we just made two or

three half breaks and weren't able to get any pace on it out wide.

when Ulster made good breaks, it all broke down and it all came to

nothing. That was the disappointing thing. Yes, it was a lack of

composure, those are loose passes. If it is a 50/50 pass, you

shouldn't be giving it. We have worked lard to get into position

and we throw that 50/50 pass. That is criminal at this lever. If you

don't have ball, you can't build pressure. The coach talked about

the number of penalties that Ulster gave away last week. He will be

watching this game back and saying the amount of errors they made was

crazy. Well as well, a lot of it is self-inflicted, in terms of poor

passing, missing tackles and then knocking on. Simple things and

again once you get into the red zone, the opposition 22, you want

to be taking points out of that each time and we just didn't have

the compose tkwrour do that. will be interesting to see on

Mondays, will they have this video nasty that we're watch something

We're under pressure, giving away cheap penalties. It is just...

happens when clou start to clais the game and almost -- you start to

clais the game and almost panic setting in. Look at our energy to

get back to this ball and support that. Summed up the whole night.

There was a lack of energy and enthusiasm right the way through.

That will be the real disappointing part. Even with 20 minutes to go,

that was a game Ulster could have won if they have enough ball.

incidents was the turning point, yes, his foot was in touch, but it

is the first time we worked through three or four phases. Henry with a

lovely break. And then there is reasonably quick ball for one of

the few times. There is space out wide and Ian has finished it well,

but his toe has gone into touch. But if we had scored that, the game

could have flipped on its head. That is what we have become used to.

This is what we have come to, we have got a buzz about Ulster,

because this is what they're capable of. Where has it been? I

have hoped we moved forward. That was a glimpse of what we're capable

of. Why can't we row do that week in week out. The seat piece was

bete, scrum and line out. But when Ulster can't get control of the

ball, they can't get control of the ball. Why not tonight? Set piece

was good. In the second half maybe the line out fell apart with two or

three loose flows -- throws. But it goes back to composure. Having that

ability at nine and ten if you have the ball to make the right decision.

Both Ian Porter and Paddy Jackson are relatively inexperienced and it

shows the possibly the influence of a Piennar or an Ian Humphreys that

can change the shape of the game. They have had a few games like this

and this will help both of the guys in the future. But it is not a

situation where you want to be sorts of, these are games that we

targeted at the start of the year. We have got the Dragons away, we

fansy ourselves. And the Dragons have lost games. The Dragons'

changing room will be buzzing. They will be delighted. They are riddled

with injury and they have won. the only positive is a chance to

bounce back at home. Well you must win your home games. It will be

difficult to pick the guise up. Tonight was very flat. There was a

bit of ball in hand and we tried to up the pace in the last few minutes.

But we have to start with that intensity. The coaching staff have

a lot to do. But one thing is, for me it must come from within, the

team must bounce back. They have got to sit down, a bottle of how

they feel. Put it in a bottle and open it up again next week. If they

don't have the ability to do that, we have to readdress. The coach has

more questions than answers. but he will get it sorted. But the

team's got to responds and everything's got to come, threfr

got to point the finger and be critical on each other and tonight

professional players didn't look fro fegsal. Thank you. We have more

live rugby next Friday, Ulster against Treviso. That looks like a

try! We're undefeelted against Italian opposition -- undefeated

against Italian opposition last season. Let' see if it continues.