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Ulster Bank League: Division 2B Previews

Belfast Spartans. Billy Boyd. Editors Note- Billy declined to put a profile up for personal reasons so I asked his son James if I could put something up as an acknowledgement of his contribution to the team. All that is below is my recollection of Billy during my time at the Spartans. As starting quarter back he was the natural leader of the offence and he had a great throwing arm and a great ability to scramble. In the early days before offensive lines got organised his ability to scramble doubtless saved him from getting wrecked on many occasions. He was instrumental in us getting our helmets and shoulder pads, he got us the Labatt sponsorship deal and seemed to be central in almost every aspect of taking the team forward.

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Domestically, Racing 92 are sitting at the summit of the Top 14 with 29 points after nine matches, with a renewed confidence after strengthening their roster in the summer with South Africa World Cup winning captain, Siya Kolisi who will go up against his Springbok teammate, Steven Kitshoff on Saturday. Racing 92 will be a step up this week and their win in Belfast back in proves they will now feel daunted by the home support. Big French teams coming to Kingspan Stadium is always a big occasion. We are really going to enjoy it, but it is a huge challenge. I think they are shipping 1.

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On an afternoon with difficult conditions, Quins secured a welcome win with a much improved performance from when these two teams first met back in August. Malone went up with a converted try ten minutes from half time, and there was no further scores before half time. Quins rallied in the 2nd half with good work by the forwards providing plenty of ball for the slick backs. At 50min David Creighton started a move mid field and just inside the Malone half, quick hands by Owen McMurray released Mark Roberts, who made the most of the space and scored in the right corner. James Shiels was successful with a difficult touchline conversion,

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Harlequin's RFC Belfast

To unsubscribe send the word STOP to Search UBL on Twitter for club updates. This season sees the introduction of the UBLTry of the Month award with a prize of euro for each monthly winner and entry into the Try of the Year award. The Blue Bulls are protecting an unbeaten home record with three wins to date at Parsonstown. Centre Eoghan Quinn, a newcomer at Barnhall this term, has been making a splash with three tries in his last three outings.

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