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Henson made him look a bit silly. Literally! Can't blame Tait, he was talked up big by people who really should know better.
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I think this years is the most open ever... Ireland only just beat Italy, France the same with Scotland, and well england
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OH MY GOOD GOD!!!!!!!
This is not for the weak-hearted. You have been warned: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/allnews...name_page.html Police say Geoff had a history of mental problems No sh*t? |
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5 Changes for England XV
The team for France:
1) G Rowntree (Leicester) 2) S Thompson (Northampton) 3) P Vickery (Gloucester) 4) D Grewcock (Bath) 5) B Kay (Leicester) 6) J Worsley (Wasps) 7) L Moody (Leicester) 8) M Corry (Leicester) 9) H Ellis (Leicester) 10) C Hodgson (Sale) 11) J Lewsey (Wasps) 12) O Barkley (Bath) 13) J Noon (Newcastle) 14) M Cueto (Sale) 15) J Robinson (Sale, capt) Replacements: A Titterrell (Sale), A Sheridan (Sale), S Borthwick (Bath), A Hazell (Gloucester), M Dawson (Wasps), H Paul (Gloucester), B Cohen (Northampton). Think Robbo has mostly made the correct calls there. His hand was forced in bringing in Vickery by Julian White's neck, Moody & Corry are two world-class loose forwards (harsh that Chris Jones misses out altogether tho, thought he was our best back-rower on the Saturday), Ellis looked far sharper than Daws when he came on, Barkley at inside-centre defintiely the call, but I don't think Noon really did much to suggest he's international-class last week; Ollie Smith again unlucky to miss out IMHO. Good to see Henry Paul back in the 22 too. |
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Humph. Well, to paraphrase the great Paul Weller, the wine's gone flat & the pasta's gone cold: 19-7 to TheTaffs at the break.
A try at the death from Martin Williams. Scored by grounding the ball on the padding of the goalpost! You don't see that too often; last one I can recall was Phil De Glanville for us v The ABs in the '99 WC. We lost that day, so hoping that's an omen! I see Gavin Hairgel has promoted himself; he's wearing gold boots now! Nice to see him drop the b0llock for the Italian try! Bitter, moi?!
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Well fair play to The Taffs, they looked pretty useful second half. Six tries in all, their backs and loose forwards really looking ok.
I love a stat & the Beeb just trotted out a good 'un: that was Wales' first back-to-back wins in the 5/6 Nations for 11 years! Bummer is they won it that year!
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I can't get over the fact that Henry Paul is playing rugby union for England. He is a blatent kiwi. He has played rugby league for NZ, his brother still plays for NZ.
There is nothing English about him..besides one of his grandparents being English. I don't understand why, when he decided to pursue a rugby union career he wouldn't want to come home and play in his home country of NZ. The only reason I can think of is money. |
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I'm hoping Sonny Bill Williams has that crucial English grandparent too! Actually the papers over here reckon Wigan Warriors are after him as a replacement for Andy Farrell if he goes to Union. Apparently he's outta contract with The Bulldogs at the end of the NRL season. |
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Until the £s start talking that is...
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