Jonathan Bell looks to turn the page for Ulster

The team, and the ultimate prize, is the cord that binds Bell to his people. In all his years he has never shied away from new clubs, new people and experiences
Jonathan Bell looks to turn the page for Ulster

‘CONSISTENCY: We were saying today, when we play well, we can beat anyone,’ says Ulster defence coach Jonathan Bell. ‘It’s just trying to keep that consistency across the board.’ Pic: INPHO/Tom Maher

In all the stories told about Ulster Rugby, some of the most vivid revolve around Jonathan Charles Bell, and the man of the match performance he delivered at inside-centre in the 1999 Heineken Cup final in their 21-6 win over Colomiers at Lansdowne Road.

The team, and the ultimate prize, is the cord that binds Bell to his people. In all his years he has never shied away from new clubs, new people and experiences, but it remains an irresistible lure.

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