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KOK SURE ULSTER'S GAME ON THE RISE
Irish Daily Star
|October 18, 2025
Bulls v Ulster Tonight, 8pm
WERNER Kok claims Ulster are a team transformed this season and that their South Africa trip will further enhance their credentials.
Richie Murphy's side face a difficult two weeks on the road against the Sharks in Durban and then the Lions next weekend.
But they are buoyant after seeing off the Bulls, last season's URC runners-up, in Belfast last Saturday.
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