So, according to the official attendance figures there were only an extra 183 people there over the Edinburgh game. Who wants to join me in a round of "That's a load of bollocks".

To be honest, I expected there to be a larger Ulster crowd, especially as it was a Saturday match, rather than a Friday night. Disappointed by yesterday's result, but hopefully this is the reality check needed to get the guys geared up for Saracens game.

To be honest I think there was a relatively large contingent of Ulster fans - at least 2 busloads that I know of. However looking around the area of the ground where we usually stand, there were a few weel-kent faces missing so maybe it's that situation where, if there's a conflict of interest then support turns to club rather than pro team. Also consider that players who are actually away from home yesterday might not be able to get back in time. I also agree, yet again, that the official attendance figures at Glasgow games are NOT a true reflection of the actual attendance.

Well, there were about 10 coaches outside Firhill last season, but at least the fixture is over. Not one I enjoy.

Have to say I thoroughly enjoy this fixture - win or lose - as the Ulster fans always bring a great atmosphere to whichever venue the game is played at! They're vocal, enthusiastic and knowledgeable. I suppose some of that comes from supporting a team that aren't as inconsistent as Glasgow. Ulster were particularly well organised in defence - they slide into position really effectively, never commit too many players to the contact area and, unlike Glasgow last night, don't kick away hard won possession in a totally aimless fashion. Oh and Vicki, I did say AT LEAST 2 buses, because they were along at Old Anniesland earlier to watch Hawks versus Boroughmuir. I also saw a bus full of young supporters draw up and 2 others parked up the road. Not bad going for a Saturday night fixture!

I was at Anniesland as well, so I saw them out in force supporting the Hawks! Have never heard such a noisy crowd there! They created a good atmosphere there too, which was a bit of a novelty. That's why I don't like the fixture - they are the opposition and I hate us being out-shouted! It's maybe a jealousy thing, I wish Glasgow Warriors had such a large and passionate support-base.

Do you think there is ahole in the fence at Hughenden?

well we should have wrapped the game up in the first 20 mins, but the ref made sure we didn't coupled with our own errors. Coaches should now know what was apparent from the previous match - Colin Gregor is a fine half back who is lost at full back. JB was unsurprisingly a bit off the pace, and his ball carryng best was missed.

A first - I'm sure I saw the ref at the end finally get the yellow card out and show it to an Ulster player (he had already given at least 3 "final warnings" to their captain. However the ref then consulted the touch judge, who appeared to confirm the offence - what di ref do? Gave another final warning and put the card back in his pocket! The game was already lost, but it typified the ref's performance - out of his depth: he was so bad I thought he was scottish!!

Disappointing indeed. But we didn't have the cutting edge to really turn a superb Ulster defence. On the positive side the guys kept going which you suspect might not have happened last year or earlier in the season. And it doesn't help having such an inconsistent, pedantic referee. As for the crowd - there must have been a huge guest list for the wedding!

Really enjoyed the game well the crowd anyway. Warriors played well but the Ulster defence was just too strong. Think Boss coming off for Ulster could have been a good thing as he is a excellent player and could have done real damage. Wish Glasgow had more supporters. Lost my voice shouting in a crowd of Ulster fans! But I always lose it cause Glasgow fans are no very vocal!!!!!

Rugby aside (I agreee with earlier posts), what can we do about the crowd? I to am sick of hearing us outshouted at almost everymatch (bar the derbies). Why is it Glasgow fans (and Scottish fans) in general seem to be pretty apathetic?!!

we cant do much unless we get more people involved!!! We have taken to getting a group of us together and even taking my dads rugby team to games for vocal support!