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Would you not worry about a lack of beef with that lot?


 
Posted : 04/08/2015 8:29 am
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Cips been re-bailed until November which means he is available for the WC.

Is this just some "fishing expedition"? If he was over the limit charge him, if not drop it...

Edit: Didnt see the above but point stands


 
Posted : 04/08/2015 8:46 am
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Perhaps they are waiting to see how well he does. If he wins the WC with a try/drop goal against NZ then all charges dropped, if he fumbles it and we het booted out of the pool stages then 10 years hard labour?


 
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Perhaps they are waiting to see how well he does. If he wins the WC with a try/drop goal against NZ then all charges dropped, if he fumbles it and we het booted out of the pool stages then 10 years hard labour.....

...in Wales, because it hasn't been mentioned for a while. 😆


 
Posted : 04/08/2015 8:55 am
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Any irish want to give us any clues on irelands tictacs under Schmidt? Is he going to carry on with just booting the leather off the ball?


 
Posted : 04/08/2015 9:02 am
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Slades no mug a_a. Tuilagi got no change from him whatsoever.
He's certainly a more effective defender than eastmond or twelvetrees


 
Posted : 04/08/2015 9:30 am
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I've not seen much of slade tbf. Didnt he play inside Burgess in an A game? They were all crap that day so not really a fair reflection. Bit of a worry if he plays with a lack of international experience.


 
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It's him or barritt!
To be fair he made a very good account of himself in the bar bars game.


 
Posted : 04/08/2015 10:48 am
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I'd love to know what's going on with Cappucino and this Drink Driving non-charge.

I mean normally there's no messing. You're over the limit, you get done. So what's going on? Clever lawyer found a loophole with some technicalities?

Edit just noticed similar post ^^^^^

As for Burgess. If they can't make their mind up whether to play him back row or centre by now then my gut feeling is he probably isn't quite up to the mark to be playing for an international team in the RWC?

Unless he's some kind of back row / centre utility sub a bit like Austin Healey who could deputise at Scrum Half / Wing / Full Back?


 
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I reckon there's more to the burgess thing than meets the eye. Did the rfu make some promises to bring him from league I wonder.


 
Posted : 04/08/2015 11:34 am
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WALES TEAM TO PLAY IRELAND:

Hallam Amos (Newport Gwent Dragons); Alex Cuthbert (Cardiff Blues), Tyler Morgan (Newport Gwent Dragons), Scott Williams (Scarlets, capt), Eli Walker (Ospreys); James Hook (Gloucester Rugby), Mike Phillips (Racing Metro); Nicky Smith (Ospreys), Richard Hibbard (Gloucester), Aaron Jarvis (Ospreys), Jake Ball (Scarlets), Dominic Day (Bath Rugby), Ross Moriarty (Gloucester Rugby), Justin Tipuric (Ospreys, vice-capt), Dan Baker (Ospreys).

Replacements: Rob Evans (Scarlets), Kristian Dacey (Cardiff Blues), Scott Andrews (Cardiff Blues), James King (Ospreys), Taulupe Faletau (Newport Gwent Dragons), Lloyd Williams (Cardiff Blues), Gareth Anscombe (Cardiff Blues), Matthew Morgan (Bristol Rugby).

Amos at fullback and Moriarty and Smith upfront will be interesting. Please God dont let Scott Williams get broken. Some dross though especially Day and Jarvis.


 
Posted : 04/08/2015 1:46 pm
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What's the story with North?


 
Posted : 04/08/2015 2:27 pm
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Not available for this one but possibly available for Dublin game (I think).


 
Posted : 04/08/2015 2:37 pm
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Northas far as I can tell was just not picked. Its very much a second 15 apart from S Williams.


 
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Apparently he hasn't started to return to play protocols!


 
Posted : 04/08/2015 3:39 pm
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Is that because he hasnt been playing or because he's not able to its hard to know.


 
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Hope Moriarty goes well, he is a bit abrasive for Gloucester 😆

I guess it runs in the family


 
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I reckon there's more to the burgess thing than meets the eye. Did the rfu make some promises to bring him from league I wonder.

I suspect so. I also suspect that the "more..than meets the eye" in this case is simply money, sadly.


 
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I can't think of too many occasions when you wouldn't select george North, and he does need the game time. Kudos to club and country for considering his well being.


 
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Likewise England and Mike Brown. Good to see it being taken seriously.


 
Posted : 04/08/2015 6:23 pm
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can't think of too many occasions when you wouldn't select george North

But when a reserve team is picked it would be one of them so lets not jump to conclusions just yet. Williams is the only current first team player in that team apart from Not Toby on the bench.


 
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Haha not Toby. Like it.
I fancy ireland for the semis, losing to the ABs. They just don't have the game to beat them. Shame as I reckon they'd give SA a damn good go.


 
Posted : 04/08/2015 7:48 pm
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Ireland are going to pump that Wales team senseless even if they pick their reserves, they have much more strength in depth.


 
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They just don't have the game to beat them.

Hmm, not sure. Samoa gave NZ a good game a few weeks ago (16 -25) by concentrating on the basics.


 
Posted : 05/08/2015 9:33 am
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Northampton Scum doing well on community engagement visit 😆

Yes I know its a non story but any excuse to slate them 😉


 
Posted : 05/08/2015 9:46 am
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George North ampton scum?


 
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Hmm, not sure.

Hmm. Hoofing the ball to the ABs? What could go wrong? 😆


 
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If they have a solid game plan after the hoofing then, no problem. If it's 'hoof and let's see what happens' then problem. 😆

Samoa's gameplan was very simple. Tackle the @#$& out of them, make them hurt. It almost worked.


 
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loum I admit it's a dilemma.


 
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Pigface, I assume you meant this;
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Nice.

Didn't even have the decency to nick a golf cart.


 
Posted : 05/08/2015 6:56 pm
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North wasnt there he was in a cryogenic chamber in poland or something!


 
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Ire 2nd XV, apart from Heaslip and Ross.

15. Felix Jones (Shannon/Munster) 11
14. Andrew Trimble (Ballymena/Ulster) 57
13. Keith Earls (Young Munster/Munster) 39
12. Darren Cave (Belfast Harlequins/Ulster) 8
11. Fergus McFadden (Old Belvedere/Leinster) 28
10. Paddy Jackson (Dungannon/Ulster) 9
9. Eoin Reddan (Old Crescent/Leinster) 60

8. Jamie Heaslip (Dublin University/Leinster) capt 72
7. Tommy O'Donnell (UL Bohemians/Munster) 8
6. Jordi Murphy (Lansdowne/Leinster) 9
5. Donnacha Ryan (Shannon/Munster) 28
4. Iain Henderson (Ballynahinch/Ulster) 17
3. Mike Ross (Clontarf/Leinster) 49
2. Richardt Strauss (Old Wesley/Leinster) 6
1. Jack McGrath (St. Mary's College/Leinster) 17

Replacements
16. Rory Best (Banbridge/Ulster) 83
17. Dave Kilcoyne (UL Bohemians/Munster) 12
18. Michael Bent (Dublin University/Leinster) 2
19. Dan Tuohy (Ballymena/Ulster) 9
20. Chris Henry (Malone/Ulster) 16
21. Kieran Marmion (Corinthians/Connacht) 3
22. Ian Madigan (Blackrock/Leinster) 18
23. Simon Zebo (Cork Con/Munster) 15


 
Posted : 06/08/2015 1:27 pm
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Much stronger irish side then the Wales team.


 
Posted : 06/08/2015 1:41 pm
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decent look to that side.
Would add Jack McGrath to the list of 1st teamers, man in possession and his big rival's recovering from neck surgery. so he's guaranteed "31", and 1st choice starter till something changes.
Same but opposite for Trimble, if that makes any sense. Player of the year a season ago then injured. In my eyes he just needs a bit of game time and prove his fitness and he's in for sure. Fitz and Zebo did alright - another 6N championship 😉 , but neither really absolutely nailed down the start.
Of the rest, I'd say Henderson's putting most pressure on a starting spot, be it 5 or 6.
The rest are mostly playing for squad spots, with most of that pack going to WC (Murphy, Henry and TOD battling for two places ?), and 3 of them backs most at risk - can't see Cave, Earls and Mcfadden all making it but one might.

Interesting that Bent's covering tighthead after playing more at loose lately - possible option for only taking 5 props but that's a massive risk with Healy's neck and every game needing 4 now. More likely that 6 will go, poss these 4 plus Healy and Marty Moore, with Bent just adding a bit of extra versatility.

Edit: Wales, Wales, Wales, Wales, Wales


 
Posted : 06/08/2015 3:03 pm
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The irish pack will be too strong for the welsh team picked. The irish do have good depth to their squad.


 
Posted : 06/08/2015 3:34 pm
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Irish depth is in front row, back row and wings - there'll be some good players left out in all those positions.
Second row is 4 good players - POC, Toner, Henderson, Ryan all good enough and likely to go IMO, but not too much after that - Tuohy's got a chance but not if Ryan comes back to the form he had before injury.

Half backs is the big one - Murray and Sexton need wrapping in cotton wool. The rest are ok but not in the same bracket. That team of "abrasive" "welsh" "thugs" looks like it was picked with one intention only 😉 Glad they're not gonna get the chance to spoil the party before it starts.

And centres is anyones's guess - Joe's first choice is obvious, but have fewer caps than any other pairing in world rugby. Back-up's gonna be a mix of 3rd choice fly halves, converted wingers, and Darcy's beard.

And FB is hardly "strength in depth" - Kearney and Felix Jones. If Jones was any good he'd have put a lot more Pressure on RK's place by now, with his recent form.

Must admit you've got it right about that pack though. Should be the right blend of proven international quality, and players with points to prove, to make them strong enough to take it. Welsh backs could snatc enough points to make it interesting though, especially at home.


 
Posted : 06/08/2015 3:53 pm
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Fair point. The welsh halfbacks are experienced and the rest are potentially pretty good. Second row invthat welsh team is rubbish Day is a journey man pro at best and the welsh backrow untested.


 
Posted : 06/08/2015 4:04 pm
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I fancy ireland for the semis, losing to the ABs. They just don't have the game to beat them. Shame as I reckon they'd give SA a damn good go.

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This needs clearing up, it won't happen.

Ireland are in pool D and NZ in pool C.
The top two from these 2 play each other in the QF's. 1st v 2nd.
They then can't meet until the final.
If, IF, Ireland's plan was to work out in their favour, they beat France (and Italy) to top spot in D and get to play the runners up in C - likely Argentina. France get NZ.
Then they'd face a Semi against the winner of the group A 1st v group B 2nd match- England or Samoa on current world rankings.

And the NZ/France winner plays the winner of the group B 1st ( South Africa??) v group A 2nd (Australia??) QF match in the other Semi.

Basically- Ireland can't meet NZ in the semi's.
It's either the quarters, avoiding them by topping the group above France, or the final.

For refference:


Sat Oct 17 41 QF1: W Pool B v RU Pool A Twickenham Stadium 16:00 -
Sat Oct 17 42 QF2: W Pool C v RU Pool D Millennium Stadium 20:00 -
Sun Oct 18 43 QF3: W Pool D v RU Pool C Millennium Stadium 13:00 -
Sun Oct 18 44 QF4: W Pool A v RU Pool B Twickenham Stadium 16:00 -
Sat Oct 24 45 SF1: W QF1 v W QF2 Twickenham Stadium 16:00 -
Sun Oct 25 46 SF2: W QF3 v W QF4 Twickenham Stadium 16:00 -
Fri Oct 30 47 Bronze Final The Stadium, Queen Elizabeth Park 20:00 -
Sat Oct 31 48 Final Twickenham Stadium 16:00


 
Posted : 07/08/2015 5:22 am
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So if Engerland come second they get SA in the quarter?


 
Posted : 07/08/2015 6:38 am
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Yup

and if Wales come first, they would avoid South Africa until the final by which time SA would likely have met NZ

(assuming SA finish above Samoa and Scotland in group B)

It's designed so you don't play your groupmate again until the final if you were to both make it


 
Posted : 07/08/2015 6:42 am
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If Wales come first in the group I will be too drunk to care who they play!!!


 
Posted : 07/08/2015 6:46 am
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(assuming SA finish above Samoa and Scotland in group B)

Pfft,no chance of that.


 
Posted : 07/08/2015 6:48 am
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I know it's International Beer Day, but it's not even 8am yet duckman...


 
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This needs clearing up, it won't happen.

My mistake.
I thought that the C/D quarters are likely to be NZ vs Fra and Ire vs Arg, and the winners of those two play in the semis.
Gone back over it and I misread the semis.


 
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I know it's International Beer Day,

Omg, nobody told me. Back in 10...


 
Posted : 07/08/2015 11:24 am
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Winger Chris Ashton is one of seven players who have been cut from England's pre-World Cup training squad.

Fellow wings Marland Yarde and Semesa Rokoduguni also miss out, along with scrum-half Lee Dickson and centre Kyle Eastmond.

Prop Matt Mullan and flanker Matt Kvesic are the two forwards dropped as England cut their squad to 39 players.

Damn I was hoping Gashton would make the first 15


 
Posted : 07/08/2015 5:24 pm
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"Both Nick Easter and Ben Morgan are now fit" said Lancaster

That must be a first


 
Posted : 07/08/2015 5:28 pm
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Exeter silly hair boy and I run everywhere but forward but did you see my try against the AB's the only wings left.

Clue to Lancaster playing a forward dominated game?


 
Posted : 07/08/2015 5:42 pm
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Damn I was hoping Gashton would make the first 15

That was the last chance for him.

I've always thought Morgan & Vinipola are the perfect RWC pairing. Morgan carries much better, Billy V is a monster to stop, both need to be sub'd after 60, but both will make a good impact from the bench if used the right way around.

I think Mako needs to go though, as does '36. So centre we have Burrell & JJ with Burgess as impact / sub - not too shabby.

BUT For'real or Cips?


 
Posted : 07/08/2015 5:43 pm
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I'd look up who is left but it would worry me. I take it Brown, Goode are the fullbacks and that Bath lad whose name I forget is still in?


 
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Much like the 2003 RWC where England had to beat SA to avoid the AB's in the QF this time round winning the "group of death" is as important not least as the team finishing second will be beat up from qualifying.

I feel for Eastmond, he's played well enough but I imagine Lancaster wants the bulk (defensive and offensive) that 36 brings, that's all I can think of anyway. Have to admit I've zero interest in these warm up games.

Top 14 starts in a couple of weeks and Toulon (who generally sign players who opt out of their international careers) are without 17 players 😯


 
Posted : 07/08/2015 6:55 pm
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36 really does hit and carry below his weight though.


 
Posted : 07/08/2015 7:16 pm
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You mean Anthony Watson? Friend and player with JJ also plays full back. He's playing all the games IMO, the choice is May or Nowell now, neither inspire my confidence over the physical sides.


 
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36 really does hit and carry below his weight though.

He's shit. Utter shit.
Ashton will be scampering to france to play club rugby now I expect.

Exeter silly hair boy and I run everywhere but forward but did you see my try against the AB's the only wings left.

Watson is still there. Best winger England have. Feel for Roko above all of the other dropped names.


 
Posted : 07/08/2015 11:01 pm
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You think. Watson looks like a full back learning his trade on the wing. Doesnt look too exciting, solid. Yarde seemed the most likely to score a try.


 
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Eh? I don't agree. He's been running great lines, knows how to finish and has that "relationship" with JJ that means he knows where to be to support him. Yards is bigger - I do think we needed a winger more solid that May or Nowell though.

In other news, Aus are taking it to the AB's at the moment, their forwards are the difference - 10-6 & 35 mins to play though.


 
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And the AB's lose. Oh dear.


 
Posted : 08/08/2015 12:04 pm
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Australia upping their game just in time.


 
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The bastards.


 
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Excellent display by the Wallabies. Thoroughly deserved the win.
Not boding well for England and Wales.


 
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Wales ireland as expected then!


 
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Out on bike today so missed wales match but watching S.A.v ARG now,Argentina look very strong,if they carry this form into the world cup they will be a very tricky match for anyone.


 
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Argentina win, wow good for them. Oh and feel free to mention Wales again *makes L shape on forehead* LOOOOSERS!

😉 bad luck chaps, I thought it had gone quiet in here.


 
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Most of the Wales team have been sent to bed with no pudding.


 
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Don't read too much, ie anything, into today's results. Real "phoney war" stuff


 
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I don't think anyone lost intentionally. Still, we have France as our warm up first test, and we all know what could happen there... 😐


 
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Only Scot Williams and Faletau will makes the first 15 from todays team the scoreline was pretty much as predicted. Walker may bump Cuthbert out of the squad if Cement head is feeling brave.


 
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Of those I don't know much about, I thought that the replacement welsh hooker looked good. For Ireland; Cave and the full back were very good.


 
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What about Tango Man, is he not in the running for a run out for the Taffies?
Then again he must look at St Jonny and think here's how it could've been! I could've been a national hero, a contender..... oh well... never mind 😀


 
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What about Tango Man, is he not in the running for a run out for the Taffies?

Broken leg. Not in the running anyway. Double grand slam winner and test lion, not bad for a wasted talent. As many grandslams as ireland isnt it?


 
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How much havoc did Pocock and Hooper create? Is Genia fit for the WC? If so,Aus may be a bit of a surprise package! England no longer have an outstanding fetcher and that may cost them,McCaw looked very tired yesterday. Kryton/Zokes; you know having multiple user names gets a ban and no pudding for a week,yes?


 
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Based on today's games it looks like Australia v Ireland in the final.
Better stock up on the Guinness then 😆


 
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Based on today Ireland are up to 2nd in world rankings which given how shit the wales team were does go to prove why wales are in this mess with the world cup. Playing aus outside the internationsl window every year and losing lowered the rankings as did the consequence of having to play lower ranked teams each autumn with a shit reserve team and losing compounded the issue. Ireland played it smart each autumn and only played 1 top team so were able to bank more wins.


 
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Duckman sums it up. Pocock and hooper are both "in" for that reason, England better watch out. The Aussie back line didn't appear too special though, whereas Ireland looked good (I watched the highlights at 9.30£) all over the park. Definitely highly rating them.

Re McCaw - he even managed to make the post match interview look laboured. I reckon we'll see him retire from international rugby after the WC, he looks like some of the spark has faded.


 
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The Aussie back line didn't appear too special though, whereas Ireland looked good

You do realise Aus were playing the All blacks whereas Ireland were playing the welsh reserve team?


 
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Not great yesterday but no reason to panic

😆

Southern Hemisphere results should cause everyone to panic


 
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Didn't watch it yesterday but just catching highlights now. That second Wales Reserves try was lovely.


 
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I've not seen it either. Its on iplayer. Csn i be bothered. The Tipuric try was lovely. Shame he is so lightweight at the breakdown. If he played behind a big bruising pack like Englands he'd be a joy to watch.


 
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http://m.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/33840957

Now thats a shit piece of luck!

Have watched the Wales game. I actually think the irish backs were poor considering what a great platform their pack gave them. For Wales Jarvis was rubbish, Hibbard looks past it, Day is rubbish, Ball average, Baker rubbish, Moriarty was very raw but could be useful in the future, thought the yellow card very harsh, Tipuric is a great outdide centre but struggles in an outmuscled pack, Phillips was as ever, Hook was utter utter tripe, Williams well below his best, Morgan too young, Cuthbert didnt get much of a chance, Walker looked good and Amos was promising.


 
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Unfortunate for de Villiers, but that game was the best of the weekend. The looks on the Boks' faces as they realised they were being bullied out of it was fab. Some properly ood play by the Pumas.

[i]Hook was utter, utter tripe[/i] I agree, but he's played like that since he first appeared. He's not developed at all, to the extent that when commentators and famous players call for his return to Wales, I always wonder if it's just me thst thinks he's crap. A couple of breaks per game doesn't make up for the total lack of structure he provides, the terrible tactical kicking, and the constant handing ball over the opposition. Nothing new.


 
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