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Home » Ulster v Munster: ‘We can pick Munster apart with our attack’ – Werner Kok
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Ulster v Munster: ‘We can pick Munster apart with our attack’ – Werner Kok

By britishbulletin.com1 January 20262 Mins Read
Ulster v Munster: ‘We can pick Munster apart with our attack’ – Werner Kok
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Ulster are unbeaten at home this season and have scored the most tries in the URC.

Kok has had an impressive season himself, registering 30 points so far and having scored tries against Connacht and Leinster in Ulster’s past two matches.

“I think the secret is the boys inside actually giving it to the wings and I just run it in,” he continued.

“It is not just me, you see Zac [Ward] and Rob [Baloucoune] when they come in, they score the tries.

“That is our job at the end of the day, the boys do all the work on the inside and our job is to go and finish. It is working out for us and hopefully we can keep on doing that.”

The South African joined Ulster in the summer of 2024 and his contract runs out at the end of the season.

However, the 32-year-old added that he is “focusing on the season ahead”.

“Everyone knows I really love Ulster and being here. Out of respect for Rory [Best, Ulster’s general manager], I am going to leave that question for them.

“For me, focusing on the season ahead is the biggest plan for now and hopefully I can keep on going, keep playing like I do and hopefully the team can stay as positive and as good as the moment.”

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