David Humphreys today received the ultimate tribute ahead of his final
appearance for Ulster at Ravenhill tonight £ from Ireland out-half Ronan
O'Gara.
There will be a genuine sense of an end of era at Ravenhill tonight. The
night will be dominated by the emotional farewell to David Humphreys, who
thankfully is fit enough to take his place in the starting XV and will no
doubt receive a standing ovation when he leads the team out for the last
time.
After what appears to be a protracted period of negotiations, both regarding
contract and back-up staff, Declan Kidney was yesterday officially unveiled
as the new head coach of the Ireland.
David Humphreys is set to play his last game for Ulster
Thousands of rugby supporters will flock to Ravenhill in Belfast tonight to
acclaim Ulster and Ireland legend David Humphreys as he makes his last
appearance for his province.
Official confirmation of David Humphreys' inclusion in the Ulster starting
line-up for the Magners League clash against Cardiff is not expected until
later today, but all the signs point to the legendary out-half leading out
his beloved province for the final time at Ravenhill tomorrow night.
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