Six Nations 2017
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Visser beats North clean twice in the same passage and scores to give Scotland a 13 point lead.
Pretty poor.
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@Frye said in Six Nations 2017:
Visser beats North clean twice in the same passage and scores to give Scotland a 13 point lead.
Pretty poor.
North was pants. Is he really a Lions tour contender?
@Crucial said in Six Nations 2017:
@Frye said in Six Nations 2017:
Visser beats North clean twice in the same passage and scores to give Scotland a 13 point lead.
Pretty poor.
North was pants. Is he really a Lions tour contender?
He's not properly fit and yet is being flogged by Wales.
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@Crucial said in Six Nations 2017:
@Frye said in Six Nations 2017:
Visser beats North clean twice in the same passage and scores to give Scotland a 13 point lead.
Pretty poor.
North was pants. Is he really a Lions tour contender?
He's not properly fit and yet is being flogged by Wales.
@Catogrande said in Six Nations 2017:
@Crucial said in Six Nations 2017:
@Frye said in Six Nations 2017:
Visser beats North clean twice in the same passage and scores to give Scotland a 13 point lead.
Pretty poor.
North was pants. Is he really a Lions tour contender?
He's not properly fit and yet is being flogged by Wales.
Is he carrying an injury? I know he had time off from concussion but he was fit before then and was cleared a couple of weeks ago.
I agree that I have seen him sharper but still, you are only as good as your last game and on that performance he should slip down the Lions list. -
@Catogrande said in Six Nations 2017:
@Crucial said in Six Nations 2017:
@Frye said in Six Nations 2017:
Visser beats North clean twice in the same passage and scores to give Scotland a 13 point lead.
Pretty poor.
North was pants. Is he really a Lions tour contender?
He's not properly fit and yet is being flogged by Wales.
Is he carrying an injury? I know he had time off from concussion but he was fit before then and was cleared a couple of weeks ago.
I agree that I have seen him sharper but still, you are only as good as your last game and on that performance he should slip down the Lions list.@Crucial He didn't play against England two weeks ago and looked below par for much of the previous game v Italy. Ho had a thigh problem but scored a good try although it looked like he limped it in. They kept him on for the rest of the game too. Neither Wales nor Northampton have good previous on his concussion issues either, keeping him on the filed when it was pretty obvious it was the last place he should be.
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Oh yeah.
Ireland won as well.
Makes Round 4 interesting. Scotland with tails up against England. Wales with some revenge on their minds at home to Ireland.
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Oh yeah.
Ireland won as well.
Makes Round 4 interesting. Scotland with tails up against England. Wales with some revenge on their minds at home to Ireland.
@Pot-Hale said in Six Nations 2017:
Oh yeah.
Ireland won as well.
Makes Round 4 interesting. Scotland with tails up against England. Wales with some revenge on their minds at home to Ireland.
Huge pressure on the Scots to prove they can string results together after year upon fucken miserable year of one gutsy effort preceding a limp wristed shithouse one.
The team is looking good and the back three is as good as any going round. Weakness in the front row but both Grays should have booked a spot here mid year at the very least along with Hogg ( surely the Lions test fullback ), maybe Seymour and Laidlaw.
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France as rudderless as they have been for the last few years. It's just individual efforts all over the park with players lacking some basic skills. The number of bombed offloads yesterday that were caused by the awful support lines of the French were enough to make the teams from the 80s ashamed to have been watching.
And my pet peeve Sébastien Vahaamahina, it doesn't matter that you are 126kg if you can't take a hit up while moving, get the fuck out of the channel. I want both him and the half back fined every time they link up. It's dumb dumb dumb rugby. But it's their go to forward move for crashing slow ball.
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France as rudderless as they have been for the last few years. It's just individual efforts all over the park with players lacking some basic skills. The number of bombed offloads yesterday that were caused by the awful support lines of the French were enough to make the teams from the 80s ashamed to have been watching.
And my pet peeve Sébastien Vahaamahina, it doesn't matter that you are 126kg if you can't take a hit up while moving, get the fuck out of the channel. I want both him and the half back fined every time they link up. It's dumb dumb dumb rugby. But it's their go to forward move for crashing slow ball.
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@Pot-Hale said in Six Nations 2017:
Oh yeah.
Ireland won as well.
Makes Round 4 interesting. Scotland with tails up against England. Wales with some revenge on their minds at home to Ireland.
Huge pressure on the Scots to prove they can string results together after year upon fucken miserable year of one gutsy effort preceding a limp wristed shithouse one.
The team is looking good and the back three is as good as any going round. Weakness in the front row but both Grays should have booked a spot here mid year at the very least along with Hogg ( surely the Lions test fullback ), maybe Seymour and Laidlaw.
@MN5 said in Six Nations 2017:
@Pot-Hale said in Six Nations 2017:
Oh yeah.
Ireland won as well.
Makes Round 4 interesting. Scotland with tails up against England. Wales with some revenge on their minds at home to Ireland.
Huge pressure on the Scots to prove they can string results together after year upon fucken miserable year of one gutsy effort preceding a limp wristed shithouse one.
The team is looking good and the back three is as good as any going round. Weakness in the front row but both Grays should have booked a spot here mid year at the very least along with Hogg ( surely the Lions test fullback ), maybe Seymour and Laidlaw.
Did you watch the game?
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@MN5 said in Six Nations 2017:
@Pot-Hale said in Six Nations 2017:
Oh yeah.
Ireland won as well.
Makes Round 4 interesting. Scotland with tails up against England. Wales with some revenge on their minds at home to Ireland.
Huge pressure on the Scots to prove they can string results together after year upon fucken miserable year of one gutsy effort preceding a limp wristed shithouse one.
The team is looking good and the back three is as good as any going round. Weakness in the front row but both Grays should have booked a spot here mid year at the very least along with Hogg ( surely the Lions test fullback ), maybe Seymour and Laidlaw.
Did you watch the game?
@Bones said in Six Nations 2017:
@MN5 said in Six Nations 2017:
@Pot-Hale said in Six Nations 2017:
Oh yeah.
Ireland won as well.
Makes Round 4 interesting. Scotland with tails up against England. Wales with some revenge on their minds at home to Ireland.
Huge pressure on the Scots to prove they can string results together after year upon fucken miserable year of one gutsy effort preceding a limp wristed shithouse one.
The team is looking good and the back three is as good as any going round. Weakness in the front row but both Grays should have booked a spot here mid year at the very least along with Hogg ( surely the Lions test fullback ), maybe Seymour and Laidlaw.
Did you watch the game?
Na bro. Haven't even found any YouTube clips
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@Bones said in Six Nations 2017:
@MN5 said in Six Nations 2017:
@Pot-Hale said in Six Nations 2017:
Oh yeah.
Ireland won as well.
Makes Round 4 interesting. Scotland with tails up against England. Wales with some revenge on their minds at home to Ireland.
Huge pressure on the Scots to prove they can string results together after year upon fucken miserable year of one gutsy effort preceding a limp wristed shithouse one.
The team is looking good and the back three is as good as any going round. Weakness in the front row but both Grays should have booked a spot here mid year at the very least along with Hogg ( surely the Lions test fullback ), maybe Seymour and Laidlaw.
Did you watch the game?
Na bro. Haven't even found any YouTube clips
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@Bones said in Six Nations 2017:
@MN5 explains it...
@Bones said in Six Nations 2017:
@MN5 explains it...
Story of my entire fern output really.
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I see the English media is already talking about England likely getting 9 or 10 points from their next two games but not likely to be enough to win the title before they play Ireland in Round 5.
Presumably Scotland might have something to say about that...
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I see the English media is already talking about England likely getting 9 or 10 points from their next two games but not likely to be enough to win the title before they play Ireland in Round 5.
Presumably Scotland might have something to say about that...
@Pot-Hale said in Six Nations 2017:
I see the English media is already talking about England likely getting 9 or 10 points from their next two games but not likely to be enough to win the title before they play Ireland in Round 5.
Presumably Scotland might have something to say about that...
What's the BP rule being used? $ tries or more than 3 tries different?
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England backline finally get good ball on the 22 and look like they just met before the game.
Hartley going nuts because Italy are purposely not forming rucks then making the most of having no offside line. England too used to the training ground drills and can't work out what to do...Finally though they use brute force to pile over the line from a maul
Kick to come... Farrell misses (0/3 at the moment)
5-0
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Italy milking to the max the tackle vs ruck rule.
