Ulster’s seven-try demolition of Cardiff in the Arms Park secured a return to the top of the RaboDirect PRO12, but the victory had added significance for the Ulster team.
The match was the first for the Province since the tragic death of Nevin Spence and the manner of the performance was inspired by the memory of their former teammate, according to stand in captain Chris Henry.
Talking after the game he said: “There’s no denying that it has been an incredibly emotional two weeks for everyone involved with Ulster Rugby and I suppose as players it is very difficult and raw for us to talk about….. for the full story click HERE
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