McLaughlin names strong squad for European decider

Ulster Coach Brian McLaughlin has named a squad of 31 players from which he will choose his starting XV and replacements for this Saturday's Heineken Cup Final against Leinster at Twickenham (kick-off 5pm).

Tue, 15 May, 2012 - 14:33

Ulster Coach Brian McLaughlin has named a squad of 31 players from which he will choose his starting XV and replacements for this Saturday's Heineken Cup Final against Leinster at Twickenham (kick-off 5pm).

With no fresh injuries ruling players out, McLauhglin has named a full strength squad and will be relieved he can call upon Chris Henry again after the flanker missed the semi-final against Edinburgh.

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: TwickenhamPerson: McLaughlinPerson: Brian McLaughlinPerson: McLauhglinPerson: Chris HenryPerson: Ian HumphreysPerson: Paddy JacksonPerson: JacksonPerson: Tom CourtPerson: Declan FitzpatrickPerson: Callum BlackPerson: John AfoaPerson: Adam MacklinPerson: Paddy McAllisterPerson: Rory BestPerson: Nigel BradyPerson: Johann MullerPerson: Lewis StevensonPerson: Dan TuohyPerson: Iain HendersonPerson: Stephen FerrisPerson: Willie FaloonPerson: Michael McComishPerson: Pedrie WannenburgPerson: Ian PorterPerson: Paul MarshallPerson: Ruan PienaarPerson: Nevin SpencePerson: Ian WhittenPerson: Darren CavePerson: Paddy WallacePerson: Luke MarshallPerson: Craig GilroyPerson: Andrew TrimblePerson: Adam D’ArcyPerson: Stefan TerblanchePerson: Jared PaynePerson: Tim BarkerPerson: Simon DanielliPerson: Robbie DiackPerson: Neil McCombPerson: Andi KyriacouEvent: Heineken Cup finalEvent: Heineken CupOrganisation: UlsterOrganisation: LeinsterOrganisation: Edinburgh
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