We have had a look round the local sports broadcasters BBC and UtV and found some brilliant build up video interviews with rory Best, Andrew Trimble and Chris Henry, they recall ’99 and they were in the stadium that day, included is some written words by these commentators all in the links below.
We also had a look at the Henieken Cup Rugby websites traffic and it is a very popular site and the ulster northampton game is on it and the link to their story is below
also we interviewed Willie John McBride last week about the game and his video is below
THIS IS THE BIG STAGE – The links to build up are below.
CLICK HERE utv Ulster take ‘momentum’ into Cup QF andrew trimble, rory best, brian mclaughlin
CLICK HERE Ferris out for Northampton clash
CLICK HERE saints wary of northamptons half backs
CLICK HERE Ulster recalls 99 triumph, Rory best, Andrew trimble, chris henry,
CLICK HERE gilroy included in Ulster squad
CLICK HERE heineken cup rugby website preview of the game
Heineken Cup QF: Ulster Team v Northampton Saints
Ulster Coach Brian McLaughlin had named his starting XV and replacements for this Sunday’s Heineken Cup quarter-final clash against Northampton Saints at Stadium:MK in Milton Keynes (KO 2pm).
Captained by Rory Best, there is just once change in the starting line-up from the side which defeated Llanelli Scarlets at Ravenhill in the Magners League last week, with Chris Henry starting in the openside berth ahead of Willie Faloon who is named on the bench.
The only other change amongst the replacements is the inclusion of prop Bryan Young who comes in with Declan Fitzpatrick unavailable having picked up a wrist injury.
Craig Gilroy, Ulster’s top try-scorer in the Magners League with seven tries from nine appearances could make his Heineken Cup debut if he comes off the bench during the game having been registered for the competition as an additional player.
The match will be shown live on Sky Sports and there will also be commentary on Radio Ulster 1341 MW from 2pm.
ULSTER: (15-9) Adam D’Arcy; Andrew Trimble, Nevin Spence, Paddy Wallace, Simon Danielli; Ian Humphreys, Ruan Pienaar (1-8) Tom Court, Rory Best (Captain), BJ Botha, Johann Muller, Dan Tuohy, Robbie Diack, Chris Henry, Pedrie Wannenburg
Replacements: (16-23) Andi Kyriacou, Paddy McAllister, Bryan Young, Tim Barker, Willie Faloon, Paul Marshall, Ian Whitten, Craig Gilroy
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