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6N 2018

Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Sports Talk
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  • MiketheSnowM MiketheSnow

    Nz
    Daylight
    Ireland
    Daylight
    Darkness

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    @mikethesnow said in 6N 2018:

    Nz
    Daylight
    Ireland
    Daylight
    Darkness

    But can you imagine this Ireland vs the NZ we've got fit right now? There's not much daylight.

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    • KruseK Kruse

      @mikethesnow said in 6N 2018:

      Nz
      Daylight
      Ireland
      Daylight
      Darkness

      But can you imagine this Ireland vs the NZ we've got fit right now? There's not much daylight.

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      #479

      @kruse said in 6N 2018:

      @mikethesnow said in 6N 2018:

      Nz
      Daylight
      Ireland
      Daylight
      Darkness

      But can you imagine this Ireland vs the NZ we've got fit right now? There's not much daylight.

      Indeed

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        Fair to say Ireland are the real deal , but most knowledgeable kiwis knew that anyway , so it shouldnt be that much of a surprise .

        I think England are probably the bigger story right now ....... more bark than bite ?

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        • kiwiinmelbK kiwiinmelb

          Fair to say Ireland are the real deal , but most knowledgeable kiwis knew that anyway , so it shouldnt be that much of a surprise .

          I think England are probably the bigger story right now ....... more bark than bite ?

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          @kiwiinmelb when they beat us in November it'd be nice going into a RWC with someone else as fave!

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            Worrying thing for England is Ireland could have played much better. Opposition teams have figured out Jones' game plan and he seems to have only ever had one plan.

            Even more worrying is that if Sth Africa turn them over in June and NZ do the same in November, England are left with a lame-duck coach with no plan B, 6-9 months before a Rugby World Cup.

            It all sounds horrifying familiar... 🙂

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            • Victor MeldrewV Victor Meldrew

              Worrying thing for England is Ireland could have played much better. Opposition teams have figured out Jones' game plan and he seems to have only ever had one plan.

              Even more worrying is that if Sth Africa turn them over in June and NZ do the same in November, England are left with a lame-duck coach with no plan B, 6-9 months before a Rugby World Cup.

              It all sounds horrifying familiar... 🙂

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              @victor-meldrew said in 6N 2018:

              Worrying thing for England is Ireland could have played much better. Opposition teams have figured out Jones' game plan and he seems to have only ever had one plan.

              Even more worrying is that if Sth Africa turn them over in June and NZ do the same in November, England are left with a lame-duck coach with no plan B, 6-9 months before a Rugby World Cup.

              It all sounds horrifying familiar... 🙂

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                Ireland are the real deal these days and I think there's a 65.2956% Eddie Jones won't be able to halt the usual fade he experiences with every time he coaches after the two year mark.

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                  Holy shit, What a time to be a Celt.

                  I'm so prood.

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                    The wheels well and truly falling off the chariot, again.

                    Very impressive what effect New Zealanders are having for Irish rugby. Might be time to consider dragging a few home.

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                    • antipodeanA antipodean

                      The wheels well and truly falling off the chariot, again.

                      Very impressive what effect New Zealanders are having for Irish rugby. Might be time to consider dragging a few home.

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                      @antipodean said in 6N 2018:

                      The wheels well and truly falling off the chariot, again.

                      Very impressive what effect New Zealanders are having for Irish rugby. Might be time to consider dragging a few home.

                      I'm just trying to get my head around the fact that this England team which the press have told us needs to be respected and feared managed a 2-3 record in the tourney.

                      Also, childish I know, but I'm really glad BOD isn't around to bask in this latest Irish glory....

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                        I wonder what the conversation was in the Farrell household tonight?

                        Andy would be justified to be smug after getting the arse from England as their defensive coach.

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                          @rocky-rockbottom Yous got your way!

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                            I know I go on about the standard of refereeing, but the Eng v Ire was dreadful at key points. The TMO missed a clear knock on by Kearney for Ireland's first try. Angus gave a YC for a Irish player swimming up the side of the maul and collapsing it just short of the line. If that doesn't merit a penalty try, what does?

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                              It wasn’t a clear knock on.

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                                Well done Ireland, we were lucky to come second.

                                The thing I don't quite get is that for all his faults Eddie has seemingly always had his teams playing intelligent rugby. That aspect has been absent from the AIs onwards. The last two seasons we came out trying to play rugby from the get go, this season we wait until the game is lost before we give it a go. Now why is that?

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                                • Billy TellB Billy Tell

                                  It wasn’t a clear knock on.

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                                  @billy-tell said in 6N 2018:

                                  It wasn’t a clear knock on.

                                  Are you trying to become a TMO?

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                                    @rocky-rockbottom said in 6N 2018:

                                    Excellent news re: England. Anyone who's spent time in the UK will be aware that now we all get to revel in what the UK media, and brits in general, do best. That being, having a massive, MASSIVE, morose & moribund whinge. They love it and they are brilliant at it. Undisputed world champs. They wallow in their own shittiness with an almost joyous preternaturalness. When something goes right, whether it's with the soccer team, the rugby team, whatever, its always tainted with that grey pall of, well, it's going to fucking rain tomorrow and, frankly, we'll only really be in our element then.

                                    The shit weather coupled with the natural cynicism forms a beautiful elixir which bottlenecks, the valve for which is the papers and blogs and twatsphere, a crucial national pressure point release valve that will light up as the UK en masse tears into whatever latest poor fluffybunnies have gone and stuffed it all up, just like we all knew they eventually fucking would. I am convinced the brits have a pleasure section of their brains that actually lights up then things go tits up.

                                    Put this in the British Politycs section and I may lose my shit .... 🙂

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                                      Another wooden spoon for Italy.

                                      ....but I'm sure the players are learning lots from the experience and will come back better as they have done for the last 18 years.

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                                      • MN5M MN5

                                        @antipodean said in 6N 2018:

                                        The wheels well and truly falling off the chariot, again.

                                        Very impressive what effect New Zealanders are having for Irish rugby. Might be time to consider dragging a few home.

                                        I'm just trying to get my head around the fact that this England team which the press have told us needs to be respected and feared managed a 2-3 record in the tourney.

                                        Also, childish I know, but I'm really glad BOD isn't around to bask in this latest Irish glory....

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                                        @mn5 said in 6N 2018:

                                        @antipodean said in 6N 2018:

                                        The wheels well and truly falling off the chariot, again.

                                        Very impressive what effect New Zealanders are having for Irish rugby. Might be time to consider dragging a few home.

                                        I'm just trying to get my head around the fact that this England team which the press have told us needs to be respected and feared managed a 2-3 record in the tourney.

                                        Also, childish I know, but I'm really glad BOD isn't around to bask in this latest Irish glory....

                                        I’m stoked that whinging twat isn’t involved, when he was part of the team they’d be talked up beyond any discernible talent they had, play us and it would end in a leprechaust . Now they actually deliver on their promise which is great because France seem to have no fucks to give about test rugby and South Africa has all sorts of problems. Another genuine rival coming along is great for our game.

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                                          I just think that coaching in 2018 has moved on and left Eddie Jones behind...

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