Former Ulster star Stephen Ferris criticizes Montpellier's poor discipline after Ulster's victory in the Challenge Cup. Montpellier players received multiple yellow cards and seemed unfamiliar with the rules.
Former Ulster star Stephen Ferris slammed Montpellier 's "appalling" discipline after Ulster ran out 40-17 winners against them in the Challenge Cup .
Ulster took full advantage with Rob Baloucoune, Scott Wilson, David McCann all Stuart McCloskey all adding to Addison's first half try. A late penalty try for the visitors completed the rout with Ferris claiming afterwards that some of the Montpellier players looked like they didn't even know the rules.
Ferris was joined in the studio by former Ulster teammate Andrew Trimble. While he hoped the result could be a catalyst for the province after a difficult few months Trimble said the result in France was marred slightly after their opponents pressed the self-destruct button.
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