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Tyrone Howe
Tyrone Howe: Ireland need pride after big fall
Let’s be honest, Ireland may have been minutes away from recording a home
victory, but for the majority of the game they were out-thought, outgunned
and outplayed by Warren Gatland and his men.
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Tyrone Howe: Application of rules isn’t tackling the real issues
Thursday, 9 February 2012
The spear, or tip tackle, is back in the headlines for all the wrong reasons.
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Tyrone Howe: Kidney has failed to reward players in real form
Thursday, 26 January 2012
Brian McLaughlin used the word ‘conservative’ to describe Declan Kidney’s
recent announcement of his Ireland squad. As Ulster coach and subject to the
establishment, this was as critical as he probably could get – he must have
been tempted to use much stronger language.
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Tyrone Howe: Ulster can compete with best
Thursday, 26 January 2012
It may not be a terribly impressive attempt at poetry, but it still seems
rather apt to cheer, ‘Hip hip hooray for the boys from Galway’. Of course,
Ulster’s losing bonus point against Clermont would have done the trick but,
nonetheless, how much better did it feel sitting down to watch the match in
the full knowledge that qualification for the knock-out stages was secured?
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Tyrone Howe: Ulster have set new standard
Thursday, 19 January 2012
Listening to the mock sarcasm of Swing Low Sweet Chariot ringing from the
Ravenhill terraces, it really was a case of déjà vu.
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Tyrone Howe: McLaughlin’s men should have plenty left in tank
Thursday, 19 January 2012
Leaving Ravenhill, you could have been forgiven for assuming that
quarter-final qualification was in the bag.
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Tyrone Howe: Ulster’s super boys to tame Tigers
Thursday, 12 January 2012
Ever since the Heineken Cup pools were announced, the big draw for Ulster
supporters was always going to be the visit of Leicester Tigers to
Ravenhill.
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Tyrone Howe: Biggest test waiting just around the corner for McCall
Thursday, 12 January 2012
It is always interesting to track the progress of Ulster Rugby’s exiles. At
Saracens, Mark McCall, appears to be relishing the challenge and he has been
joined by former Ulster fitness and conditioning coach Phil Morrow after the
latter’s involvement with Ireland at the World Cup.
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Tyrone Howe: Overseas stars hold the key
Thursday, 5 January 2012
One of the outstanding features of last season for Ulster Rugby supporters was
that they could settle down to watch the Six Nations with the tantalising
prospect of proper meaningful rugby still to come.
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Tyrone Howe: Fans short changed, but McLaughlin’s hands were tied
Thursday, 5 January 2012
So, apparently five points was a case of ‘mission accomplished’ after Ulster’s
fixtures against Leinster and Munster.
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Tyrone Howe: Job done, bring on the Tigers
Wednesday, 21 December 2011
Away wins and bonus points are the golden tickets of Heineken Cup rugby. It
has always been this way — while home victories are prerequisites, the
extras and results further afield steer your level of ambition.
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Tyrone Howe: Salary cap fits in these tough economic times
Wednesday, 21 December 2011
The decision to introduce a salary cap announced by the four Welsh regions
displays wise prudence and governance of their game.
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Tyrone Howe: Derby battles always offer biggest buzz
Wednesday, 7 December 2011
Wikipedia describes extreme sport as a popular term for certain activities
perceived as having a high level of inherent danger. I can’t help but wonder
whether derby games in rugby would qualify?
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Tyrone Howe: Aironi battles perfectly timed for Ulster bonus
Wednesday, 7 December 2011
In the next two weeks, Ulster face Aironi with one clear goal — two bonus
point wins.
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Tyrone Howe: English shame smells like lack of team spirit
Wednesday, 30 November 2011
About ten years ago, on a wet windy morning at Ravenhill, I can remember
sitting in the changing-room about to go out for what we knew would be a
hard training session. Sitting next to me was a young new recruit into the
Ulster squad.
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Tyrone Howe: Ulster must come to fore after Firhill flop
Wednesday, 30 November 2011
If you want to look for mitigating factors for Ulster’s sub-performance
against Glasgow last weekend, there are plenty to find.
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Tyrone Howe: Unlucky defeat to Tigers offers Ulster harsh lesson
Wednesday, 23 November 2011
As a sportsman, the worst feeling or thought to be left with as you leave the
pitch is, ‘What if?’ It makes no difference whether it is the professional
game, schools’ rugby, or the local club 4th XV — this is a human reaction
and leaves you shaking your head in frustration.
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Tyrone Howe: No winners no matter what happens in Tindall appeal
Wednesday, 23 November 2011
When the RFU’s acting Chief Executive, Martyn Thomas, sits down tomorrow to
hear Mike Tindall’s appeal against his £25,000 fine, you wonder whether he
will seek guidance from precedents set elsewhere.
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Tyrone Howe: Fired-up Ferris flawless against French
Wednesday, 16 November 2011
Last Saturday another chapter was written in Ulster’s rich rugby history. What
is it about French teams and Ravenhill? I must confess that I felt utterly
drained at the final whistle.
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Tyrone Howe: Rampant Ulster can tame troubled Tigers
Wednesday, 16 November 2011
Welford Road is the most intimidating rugby stadium that I have ever
experienced. I only played there once and we got hammered.
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Tyrone Howe: It’s all hands to the pump for our Euro sortie
Wednesday, 9 November 2011
European rugby has been on the back-burner. For ages, it has seemed to be
somewhere out there in the distance.
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