DIRECTORS of rugby certainly have different ways of looking at things. For tonight’s Magners League encounter at Ravenhill, Ulster’s Brian McLaughlin has called up the majority of his big name players having rested them for last week’s visit to Leinster.

Ulster coach Brain McLaughlin has named a 24-man squad for Ulster's St Stephen’s Day date with Leinster in the Magner's League at The RDS (kick off: 5.30pm).

Ulster coach Brian McLaughlin has brought back Timoci Nagusa, BJ Botha and Willie Faloon into the side to play Stade Francais for Round 4 of the Heineken Cup Pool at the King Baudouin Stadium, in Brussels on Saturday.

Coach Brian McLaughlin has been able to recall Timoci Nagusa, Paddy Wallace and BJ Botha to his 28-man squad for Saturday's Heineken Cup Pool 4 clash with Stade Francais at the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels.

Ulster Head Coach Brian McLaughlin has been able to bring Stephen Ferris back from injury for Saturday's Heineken Cup clash with Stade Francais Paris at Ravenhil

Springbok BJ Botha and Ireland’s Stephen Ferris return to the Ulster squad for Ulster's Heineken Cup Pool match against Stade Francais at Ravenhill on Saturday.

Internationals Tom Court, Timoci Nagusa and Simon Danielli all return to play for Ulster against Glasgow for Friday's Magners League match against Glasgow Warriors, at Ravenhill.

Ulster coach Brian McLaughlin has asked Chris Henry to lead a 26-man squad to prepare for Glasgow Warriors in the Magner's League on Friday night at Ravenhill (Kick-off 8pm).

Ulster Ravens coach Neil Doak has named a 25-man squad for the province's opening British & Irish Cup clash with the Bedford Blues at Ravenhill on Friday (kick-off 7.30pm).

Ireland centre Paddy Wallace and blindside Stephen Ferris return to lead Ulster into battle with Munster in the Magner's League at Thomond Park tomorrow (5pm).

Coach Brian McLaughlin has gone with a 26-man Ulster Squad to prepare for their Magner's clash with reigning league champions Munster at Thomond Park on Saturday (kick-off 5pm).

Ulster coach Brian McLaughlin has promoted hooker Nigel Brady, lock Dan Tuohy, blindside Tamaiti Houra and number eight Chris Henry for Ulster's Magner's League clash with Leinster at Ravenhill tomorrow evening (6pm).

Paddy Wallace has been left out of the Ulster squad to face Leinster in the Magners League at Ravenhill this weekend.

It will be the same again for Ulster as coach Brian McLaughlin has gone for an unchanged team to play Edinburgh in the Heineken Cup at Murrayfield on Saturday.

There are no surprises in Ulster coach Brian McLaughlin's 25-man squad to tackle Edinburgh in the second Heineken Cup match in Pool 4 on Saturday in Murrayfield (kick-off 3.45pm).

Ulster 26 Bath 12

Hooker Andy Kyriacou replaces Nigel Brady as the only change to the Ulster side to play Bath in the Heineken Cup at Ravenhill on Friday evening.

Scottish internatoinal wing Simon Daniellie returns from injury to take his place in the Ulster extended squad to prepare for their first Heineken Cup Pool match against Bath Rugby at Ravenhill on Friday.

Stephen Ferris returns to the Ulster side to play The Scarlets in the Magner's League at Ravenhill tomorrow night.

Lock Ryan Caldwell returns to the initial 26-man Ulster squad after recovering from an ankle injury ahead of their Magner's League title with the Scarlets at Ravenhill on Friday evening.

Stephen Ferris has been hit the recurrence of a back injury during training for Ulster today that has ruled him out of Friday’s Magners League clash with Connacht at the Sportsground.

Tom Court, Dan Tuohy, Paddy Wallace and Robbie Diack return to the Ulster team to play Connacht in the Magner's League at The Sportsground on Friday evening.

Lock Dan Tuohy has recovered from injury to return to the Ulster squad ahead of their Magner's League clash with Connacht at The Sportsground on Friday night.

Ulster 13 Edinburgh 16

British & Irish Lions sensation Stephen Ferris has been included in Ulster coach Brian McLaughlin's 24-man squad for Ulster's first Magners League home match of the season against Edinburgh at Ravenhill on Friday (kick-off 8pm).

Ospreys 16 Ulster 20

Ulster Head Coach Brian McLaughlin has shuffled his pack for the Red Hand's visit to the Ospreys tomorrow.

SHANE HORGAN is adamant that winning the Heineken Cup has not diluted his, or Leinster’s, appetite for success and that everyone in the provincial setup is desperate to replicate their Murrayfield milestone.

Ulster coach Brian McLaughlin has named a 23-man squad for the province's Magners League clash with the Ospreys on Saturday evening.

Hooker Nigel Brady will lead Ulster into their final Magner's League match of the season against The Scarlets on Saturday.

Matt Williams' has called Ballynahinch hooker Neil Hanna into his 25-man squad for Ulster's last Magner's League match of the season against Scarlets at Parc y Scarlets on Saturday.

Connacht 12 Ulster 14

Ulster coach Matt Williams has named a 25-man squad, for Ulster's penultimate Magners League game of the season, against Connacht, this Friday at the Sportsground, kick-off 7pm.

Ulster 9 Cardiff 11

Ulster 9 Cardiff Blues 11

Matt Williams has recalled Darren Cave to Ulster's midfield ahead of their Magner's League tie against Heineken Cup semi finalists Cardiff Blues this Friday night at Ravenhill.

Glasgow 19 Ulster 20

Ulster's Stephen Ferris will return to the game against Glagow in the Magner's League on Friday night having recovered from the injury he picked up on Grand Slam duty for Ireland.

Ireland's Stephen Ferris returns to the Ulster Squad for their Magner's League tie at Glasgow Warriors on Friday night.

Ulster 13 Ospreys 16

Ulster coach Matt Williams has named his starting 15 for tomorrow evening's Magners League clash with the Ospreys at Ravenhill.

Ulster coach Matt Williams has included Niall O'Connor and Mark McCrea in an extended 24-man squad for Friday's Magners League match against Ospreys at Ravenhill.

ALL roads lead to Thomond Park on Saturday for the “Battle of Ireland” between the two top provinces, Munster and Leinster, involving most of Ireland’s Grand Slam heroes.

Leinster 32 Ulster 6