6 Nations 2015

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Art0ir

9,402 posts

171 months

Saturday 14th March 2015
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Oh dear oh dear! I'd love the underdog to win, bonus when it comes down to points next weekend.

rb26

786 posts

187 months

Saturday 14th March 2015
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England fans at the moment?


anonymous-user

55 months

Saturday 14th March 2015
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Someone take Nowel out back and shoot him.

Robbo66

3,838 posts

234 months

Saturday 14th March 2015
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Symbolica said:
If anybody doesn't know what Luke Charteris offers then they should watch that game. Epic shift.
This, and AWJ..who was MOM for me.

Scotland out on their feet...

Edited by Robbo66 on Saturday 14th March 18:16

irocfan

40,667 posts

191 months

Saturday 14th March 2015
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how can we have soooo many chances and butcher them?

anonymous-user

55 months

Saturday 14th March 2015
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irocfan said:
how can we have soooo many chances and butcher them?
Quite. We could have 50+ on the board by now. It's embarrassing.

hornetrider

63,161 posts

206 months

Saturday 14th March 2015
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Symbolica said:
If anybody doesn't know what Luke Charteris offers then they should watch that game. Epic shift.
37 tackles. Thirty seven.

yikes

vournikas

11,744 posts

205 months

Saturday 14th March 2015
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smack said:
Great game.

Welsh defense won the game.
It was a fantastic performance (by both sides, if I'm honest). The defence by the reds during that 30-phase attack by the Irish, ending in a penalty award to the Welsh was awesome by any measure. Total commitment; total discipline.

Alun Wyn-Jones should have got MOTM, though.



Potatoes

3,572 posts

171 months

Saturday 14th March 2015
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Potatoes][objective hat on said:
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I worry for Ireland against Wales... I can see Wales turning them over as Ireland get complacent and Wales actually play to their ability. That should be a corker of a game.

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Just sayin'...

Wales were awesome, Ireland were good.

Arguably, Wayne Barnes was bks.

spikeyhead

17,401 posts

198 months

Saturday 14th March 2015
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Potatoes said:
Potatoes][objective hat on said:
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I worry for Ireland against Wales... I can see Wales turning them over as Ireland get complacent and Wales actually play to their ability. That should be a corker of a game.

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Just sayin'...

Wales were awesome, Ireland were good.

Arguably, Wayne Barnes was bks.
Barnes is a pedantic tt, however his insistance on rolling away in the first half made for some very good rugny in the second half.


greygoose

8,287 posts

196 months

Saturday 14th March 2015
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I thought Wales were awesome today, especially their defence. England missed so many chances, I dread to think what a Southern Hemisphere team would do to them.

spikeyhead

17,401 posts

198 months

Saturday 14th March 2015
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greygoose said:
I thought Wales were awesome today, especially their defence. England missed so many chances, I dread to think what a Southern Hemisphere team would do to them.
I suspect that they'd play a very different strategy, play like they did against the awesome Wales.

Most of our mistakes came from playing far too loose. The strategy was wrong, especially for the twenty minutes before half time.

Derek Smith

45,808 posts

249 months

Sunday 15th March 2015
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I thoroughly enjoyed both matches. Forget RWC, the southern hemisphere, other things: were you excited? Were you exhausted after each match? Were they close?

I was shouting at the TV at times.

I don't actually relish those times when a defence is the most remarkable part of a team's game but the Welsh win was well deserved.

The England match was bewildering. Totally dominating play to not doing much of anything, to running the other side ragged, to me wondering if England would lose to a team that probably shouldn't be in the 6N. To still not being able to score when the opposition was out on its feet.

Thrilling.

I've just watched the Australian GP. I paid £7 to watch it. I fell asleep for a few minutes and nothing had changed. So, rugby fans, be happy with a thoroughly entertaining afternoon. It's just a game, or two games, there to entertain. I was exhausted at the end. A really enjoyable afternoon.


braddersm3

202 posts

194 months

Sunday 15th March 2015
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Well said^^^^

steveT350C

6,728 posts

162 months

Sunday 15th March 2015
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Large hangover after a great day of rugby!

Firstly, hats off to both Wales and Ireland; an all time classic. After the first 10 mins I had noticed Wales' had the edge on intensity levels. To keep that intensity for 80 mins made them deserved winners. Irish are the smartest team in the northern hemisphere. Sexton had a rare off day. Wales defence won them the match.

Scotland are always dangerous when they move the ball wide, but lack power.

England: Lawes is world class both defensively and in the lineout. The 3/4 line ripped Scotland to shreds on numerous occasions but some sort of white line fever and a couple of forward passes denied us another 30 points.
Nowel was on fire.

annsxman

295 posts

243 months

Sunday 15th March 2015
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MG CHRIS said:
I bet Cardiff is absoulty buzzing today well deserved win role on Italy for the last game. Never thought after the first match we would be in with the chance of the title.
I was there and it was the most intense match I have ever witnessed. Restored my faith in international rugby.

Derek Smith

45,808 posts

249 months

Sunday 15th March 2015
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Just had a telephone conversation about the matches with a friend.

We saw different aspects of the teams but we were both still a bit excited. He's half Welsh - but a nice bloke. He was going on about turning a corner, and some such rubbish. Not sure that's true, any more than it was before, but they did play well.

I'm half Irish so it was a bit painful. However, we both agreed how much fun the England/Scotland match was.

My son went to the match as a flag bearer and hasn't felt able to answer his phone this morning. But he knows about rugby and I'm looking forward to his opinion.

But it was good to relive the matches.

No point to the post apart from the celebration of a great day's entertainment.




irocfan

40,667 posts

191 months

Sunday 15th March 2015
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after an excellent match yesterday and an entertaining one following it is today's match a contender for the worst international yet seen full stop?

steveT350C

6,728 posts

162 months

Sunday 15th March 2015
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'Tis truly a dire match. The ref has almost given up blowing for knock-ons; the advantage being swapped as though it were tennis.

Hello, France suddenly remember how to play rugby

irocfan

40,667 posts

191 months

Sunday 15th March 2015
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WOW!! I've never seen that happen to an Italian scrum