Bell joins Ulster’s long injury list

JONNY BELL is the latest Ulster casualty prior to Friday’s Celtic League game against Llanelli at Ravenhill.

Wed, 23 Oct, 2002 - 01:00

Barry Coughlan

Bell's defection comes on the back of news that Lions lock Jeremy Davidson (replaced by Mark Blair) is out for at least another two weeks.

Bell limped off during Friday's Heineken Cup victory over Cardiff and it was confirmed yesterday that he had torn a medial ligament in his left knee. It will keep the former international centre sidelined for at least three weeks.

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Courts Rugby Celtic League Place: Ravenhill Place: Wales Place: Europe Place: France Place: Park Place: Edinburgh Place: Brewery Field Person: Bell Person: Jonny Bell Person: Jeremy Davidson Person: Mark Blair Person: Adam Larkin Person: Shane Stewart Person: Scott Young Person: Tyrone Howe Person: Andy Ward Person: Robbie Brink Person: Paddy Wallace Person: Alan Solomons Person: Solomons Person: David Humphreys Person: Guy Easterby Person: Humphreys Person: Llanelli Person: Gareth Jenkins Person: Bourgoin Person: Jenkins Person: B. Cunningham Person: J. Topping Person: S. Stewart Person: A. Larkin Person: S. Young Person: D. Humphreys Person: N. Doak Person: J. Fitzpatrick Person: M. Sexton Person: R. Kempson Person: G. Longwell Person: M. Blair Person: W. Brosnihan Person: N. McMillan Person: T. McWhirter Person: S. Best Person: P. Shields Person: M. McCullough Person: N. Best Person: K. Campbell Person: S. Coulter Person: R. Constable Event: Celtic League Event: Heineken Cup Organisation: Ulster Organisation: Llanelli Organisation: Cardiff Organisation: Scarlets Organisation: Bourgoin Organisation: Edinburgh Rugby Organisation: Munster Organisation: Neath Organisation: Swansea Organisation: Ebbw Vale Organisation: Caerphilly Organisation: Pontypridd Organisation: Connacht Organisation: Glasgow Rugby Organisation: Leinster Lions Organisation: Borders Organisation: Bridgend Organisation: Newport Organisation: Edinburgh Organisation: Glasgow Organisation: St Helen's Organisation: Pontypridd Bridgend Organisation: Leinster

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