Autumn Internationals Nov 2016 Rugby
Discussion
basherX said:
Joey Ramone said:
In the first half Coleman, the Aussie lock, made more yards than the entire Welsh backline.
I made more yards and all I've been doing is shuffling from the sofa to the biscuit tin and back.Poor poor Wales.
Eddie Jordan must be licking his lips for Wales v England.
Kermit power said:
It doesn't get much more surreal either... To go 111 years without a win, and then to record their first one playing a home game in Chicago!
I can imagine the Irish Free Statecwill be rocking all night long plus tomorrow. Which channel was it on? Zilch on anything sky?
ellroy said:
40 points on the ABs AND a win? Fabulous stuff, one for Axel that.
At long last they've caught up with Munster.
As a Welshman we have won 3 times - arguably a 4th which the NZ player confirmed on his deathbed that he cheated an prevented the win in the 1970's - I can only dream what it must feel like to beat the best. At long last they've caught up with Munster.
Enjoy it - frankly the other games Who cares this ones is all that mattered.
Kermit power said:
FUBAR said:
I pity poor Italy on Sunday. There's going to be some pretty pissed off Kiwis running around a field looking to vent their frustration. Could be a bloodbath.
Fingers crossed for Parisse running 5 tries in. Its pouring with Rain in Reading - so assume Twickers will be a slippery muddy forward dominated affair. I wonder if the Principality stadium has had its roof closed or its open and they will play with it open?
Key games today.
a311 said:
While Gatland is on Lions duty I'd have like to have seen Wales give someone else a shot, or at least get involved in the set up. Howley has had a big say in the turgid play that has been coming out of Wales for years so why not give a different coach a shot?
Last time Gats was out our performance was dire - how can howled get it so badly wrong? Surely he is mentored by Gats so sinplg copy him job done. How about the WRU start to change the tired Wales team and give the youth opportunity.
Gethin is done time to move on.
These are great future options
Ben John, Dafydd Howells, Sam Davies, Keelan Giles, Sam Parry, Steff Evans, James Davies, Rhys Patchell, Jack Condy, Tomos Williams, Lewis Evans
But what about this:-
How about Moriaty at 6 if Flateau is fit and at 8 and Tips at 7? That's a pretty dynamic back row.
How about Sam Davies at 10 and Owen Williams 12 (Leicester).
Then have half penny and North on the wings with Alain full back.
Gethin is done time to move on.
These are great future options
Ben John, Dafydd Howells, Sam Davies, Keelan Giles, Sam Parry, Steff Evans, James Davies, Rhys Patchell, Jack Condy, Tomos Williams, Lewis Evans
But what about this:-
How about Moriaty at 6 if Flateau is fit and at 8 and Tips at 7? That's a pretty dynamic back row.
How about Sam Davies at 10 and Owen Williams 12 (Leicester).
Then have half penny and North on the wings with Alain full back.
XCP said:
I don't know the answer for Wales. But I am fairly sure it isn't Cuthbert.
When he is good he is good - however that is so rare at test level it's not worth while especially given the alternative options. Wales simply need to stop going wide instantly every fking time they get he ball. Use the forwards go through the phases sap in defenders create the gaps then drift it wide.
Have dummy runners.
Don't waste 5-7mins easily on trying to get a try from a simple penalty. Either take it quickly tap and run or kick the 3. Restart and go again. Too many times Wales have been guilty of white line fever and don't think smart points first job done. Instead lose possession end up with zilch and a boosted opponent who kept you out and a demoralised team for letting it go.
spikeyhead said:
Phud said:
If England don't want Roko, can Wales have him so we don't ever need to select Cuthbert again please.
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