An Ireland international has urged Ulster to begin strongly against South Africa in a two-match series. He said the side should 'start fast' and 'start hard.' He also argued that the team must 'stay on top' once it gains control. The player presents an early, forceful start as the route to controlling the series. Ulster therefore has to carry that approach into both fixtures rather than rely on a slow turnaround. His message frames the trip as a test of the squad’s discipline and preparation. The comments focus attention on Ulster’s opening minutes and the side’s ability to stay in front.