Boss says Ulster gunning for Quins

ISAAC BOSS, now back to his best following a below-average start to the season, says that although Ulster will not make the knock-out stages of the European Cup, they will have a big say on who goes through from Pool D.

So, when London Harlequins hit town today (kick-off 1.35) they can expect few favours at Ravenhill.

“Some say we have nothing to play for, but we have,” claimed Boss, who will have a new number eight in front of him after coach Matt Williams surprisingly named Ballymena’s Chris Henry for his first Ulster start against unbeaten Quins.

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