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| Nigel the ref to Scottish player.,,if you want to dive like that come back here in 2 weeks time......,genius.....
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| Apparently it will be a disaster for "world rugby" if England crash out tonight. Given the undue influence refs have on the scoring I expect England to get a few kick able penalties early on to build up an unassailable lead.
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| Quote Dally="Dally"Apparently it will be a disaster for "world rugby" if England crash out tonight. Given the undue influence refs have on the scoring I expect England to get a few kick able penalties early on to build up an unassailable lead.'"
How is that conspiracy theory shaping up?
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| still haven't learnt, this 'rugby' team are useless. Australia ripped them a new one in the first half, Lancaster should hang his head in shame, they've no chance of winning this, what a shame hahahaha.
The commentator is almost geeing the ref to give more than a knock on or a simple penalty, he can't help himself and sounding like a proper turnip
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| Hahaha, doing the Wigan walk, we can see you sneaking out...oh this is hilarious
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| Having avoided it like the plague I got caught up in the euphoria around the exit & watched the highlights of the last 30 minutes. It reminded me of watching school kids playing League. A big bunch of blokes condensed into the middle of the pitch, chasing the ball aimlessly, just with slightly less skills than 11 year olds.
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| Quote Morning Glory="Morning Glory"By no means a ru follower but caught the last 10 mins of the eng v wales game on Saturday.
Could someone with more knowledge of the ru game explain why eng chose to throw to the front of the line-out and not the middle or back? Is this the norm with lineouts close to the line or simply really poor choice of throw/decision taking by the hooker/captain that gifted the game to the welsh who piled in and pushed eng the 2 yards into touch?
Or am I missing something?'"
Throwing to the front is usually the easiest way to secure the ball agsinst a competing jumper.
However at the lineout Wales setup In a way that meant they weren't going to compete in the air and we're going to counter maul as soon as they could.
At that point, the lineout call should have been changed to go to the back.
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| From an on-line diary by a guy in his eighties who detests "thugby" (union) and has probably never heard of rugby league: Quote thugbyWhilst we were at the Club a thugby televised match was being shown, relayed to the large screen we use for showing films. I watched it for a few minutes, wanting to have a better understanding of this brutal and barbaric game, seeing one of the players head-bump an opponent in the chest, sending him flying.
Another player was punched on the nose, bleeding profusely. However, there were some really funny moments that had me bursting out laughing, especially when the players all jumped on one another, almost if a bag of sweets had been thrown onto the pitch. The players ended up in a great big heap, some of them struggling and wriggling to get out, others emerging with bloodied noses and dazed looks. There were also line-ups in which one of the players is thrown into the air by his colleague to catch the ball, usually ending up flat on his back, much to the amusement of the spectators.
It really was hilarious, making me realise that the game was redolent of ancient Roman times, when the spectators brayed for blood. '"
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| Quote BroncOnIon="BroncOnIon"From an on-line diary by a guy in his eighties who detests "thugby" (union) and has probably never heard of rugby league:'"
linky linky....
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Quote The Changing Man="The Changing Man"linky linky....'" He's even more set in his ways than I am. He's been running this weekly for nearly 20 years:
home.clara.net/johncopeland/
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Quote The Changing Man="The Changing Man"linky linky....'" He's even more set in his ways than I am. He's been running this weekly for nearly 20 years:
home.clara.net/johncopeland/
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| saw on twitter that Steffon Armitage and his brother were at the super league grand final.
seems that both are big rugby league fans.
question for the guys who watch union. would these be good enough to cross over to rugby league?
doubt it would ever happen even if they wanted to as they get paid very well playing in french rugby union.
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