6 Nations 2019
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Scotland willing, created a bit, but just too slow to finish anything off.
Wales did well when under the pump with 10 to go to settle themselves and take back control. They are a composed side.
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Scotland willing, created a bit, but just too slow to finish anything off.
Wales did well when under the pump with 10 to go to settle themselves and take back control. They are a composed side.
@mariner4life said in 6 Nations 2019:
Scotland willing, created a bit, but just too slow to finish anything off.
Wales did well when under the pump with 10 to go to settle themselves and take back control. They are a composed side.
It looked like possibles vs probables in a grade trial. Wales with good patience and resolute defence. Going to be very interesting watching Ireland travel to the Millenium Stadium.
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@mariner4life said in 6 Nations 2019:
Scotland willing, created a bit, but just too slow to finish anything off.
Wales did well when under the pump with 10 to go to settle themselves and take back control. They are a composed side.
It looked like possibles vs probables in a grade trial. Wales with good patience and resolute defence. Going to be very interesting watching Ireland travel to the Millenium Stadium.
@antipodean said in 6 Nations 2019:
@mariner4life said in 6 Nations 2019:
Scotland willing, created a bit, but just too slow to finish anything off.
Wales did well when under the pump with 10 to go to settle themselves and take back control. They are a composed side.
It looked like possibles vs probables in a grade trial. Wales with good patience and resolute defence. Going to be very interesting watching Ireland travel to the Millenium Stadium.
A brutal, low scoring war
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BBC are reporting if Wales win next weekend, then Warren Garland would be the first coach to win three Grand Slams. They are half right, he would be the first Five/Six Nations coach to achieve three Grand Slams.
Sir Graham Henry coached the All Blacks to three Grand Slams on the 2005, 2008 and 2010 tours of the British Isles.
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BBC are reporting if Wales win next weekend, then Warren Garland would be the first coach to win three Grand Slams. They are half right, he would be the first Five/Six Nations coach to achieve three Grand Slams.
Sir Graham Henry coached the All Blacks to three Grand Slams on the 2005, 2008 and 2010 tours of the British Isles.
@sparky said in 6 Nations 2019:
BBC are reporting if Wales win next weekend, then Warren Garland would be the first coach to win three Grand Slams. They are half right, he would be the first Five/Six Nations coach to achieve three Grand Slams.
Sir Graham Henry coached the All Blacks to three Grand Slams on the 2005, 2008 and 2010 tours of the British Isles.
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@sparky said in 6 Nations 2019:
Grew up in Surrey. Dutch Dad. Has a Dutch passport, I think.
You can't hold dual nationality with a Dutch passport, so that'd mean he doesn't have a British passport
@TeWaio said in 6 Nations 2019:
@sparky said in 6 Nations 2019:
Grew up in Surrey. Dutch Dad. Has a Dutch passport, I think.
You can't hold dual nationality with a Dutch passport, so that'd mean he doesn't have a British passport
I know it's not your point but that doesn't really matter unless you're trying to play in the Olympics. (Which again is a bugbear of mine in that some countries are quite happy to be flexible in their citizenship criteria to hand out passports. In some ways the clearly defined IEB/WR criteria make more sense. )
Anyway, he's bloody Dutch. Fucking poachers ...
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BBC are reporting if Wales win next weekend, then Warren Garland would be the first coach to win three Grand Slams. They are half right, he would be the first Five/Six Nations coach to achieve three Grand Slams.
Sir Graham Henry coached the All Blacks to three Grand Slams on the 2005, 2008 and 2010 tours of the British Isles.
@sparky said in 6 Nations 2019:
BBC are reporting if Wales win next weekend, then Warren Garland would be the first coach to win three Grand Slams. They are half right, he would be the first Five/Six Nations coach to achieve three Grand Slams.
Sir Graham Henry coached the All Blacks to three Grand Slams on the 2005, 2008 and 2010 tours of the British Isles.
Yes but Wales haven’t played Wales yet. Let’s see what happens then...
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France are terrible. Ireland are a fairly cheat-y side. Slow to roll away at the ruck and systematic blocking on the kick return. But they will crush France unless they can compete in the forwards.
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France are terrible. Ireland are a fairly cheat-y side. Slow to roll away at the ruck and systematic blocking on the kick return. But they will crush France unless they can compete in the forwards.
@Billy-Tell pretty cheeky of them to be constantly badgering the ref about the ball being out of the ruck when France keep playing it back as far as possible, just like Ireland do.
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I don't know what France were doing fuking around on their own line and delaying the clearing kick for anyway. Deservedly punished. Seriously when is there going to be promotion relegation. France are just so shit.
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I don't know what France were doing fuking around on their own line and delaying the clearing kick for anyway. Deservedly punished. Seriously when is there going to be promotion relegation. France are just so shit.
@ShadowTrooper said in 6 Nations 2019:
I don't know what France were doing fuking around on their own line and delaying the clearing kick for anyway. Deservedly punished. Seriously when is there going to be promotion relegation. France are just so shit.
I think you’ll probably find Australia might be against relegation
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I don't know what France were doing fuking around on their own line and delaying the clearing kick for anyway. Deservedly punished. Seriously when is there going to be promotion relegation. France are just so shit.
@ShadowTrooper said in 6 Nations 2019:
I don't know what France were doing fuking around on their own line and delaying the clearing kick for anyway.
Proving beyond doubt how shit they are?
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Think the reffing in this 6N has been refreshingly good so far this year.
Thought the ref in the Jocks-Taffs game yesterday was excellent..
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England tem to play Scotland announced:-
England: Daly, Nowell, Slade, Tuilagi, May; Farrell, Youngs; Moon, George, Sinckler, Launchbury, Kruis, Wilson, Curry, B Vunipola.
Replacements: Cowan-Dickie, Genge, Cole, Shields, Hughes, Spencer, Ford, Te'o
Hmmm. No back three cover on the bench or on the staring side.
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Bonus point win. That’ll do me.
@Derm-McCrum said in 6 Nations 2019:
Bonus point win. That’ll do me.
The bonus point system has been a real positive for the 6N's.
Looking forward to the Taffs v Oirish fandango on Saturday. Think the Jocks might struggle away at Twickenham.
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@Derm-McCrum said in 6 Nations 2019:
Bonus point win. That’ll do me.
The bonus point system has been a real positive for the 6N's.
Looking forward to the Taffs v Oirish fandango on Saturday. Think the Jocks might struggle away at Twickenham.
@Victor-Meldrew said in 6 Nations 2019:
@Derm-McCrum said in 6 Nations 2019:
Bonus point win. That’ll do me.
The bonus point system has been a real positive for the 6N's.
Looking forward to the Taffs v Oirish fandango on Saturday. Think the Jocks might struggle away at Twickenham.
In some respects.
Wales lose to Ireland on Saturday - which the form book says is very realistic - and they end up 3rd.
Unless Scotland do the impossible.
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@Victor-Meldrew said in 6 Nations 2019:
@Derm-McCrum said in 6 Nations 2019:
Bonus point win. That’ll do me.
The bonus point system has been a real positive for the 6N's.
Looking forward to the Taffs v Oirish fandango on Saturday. Think the Jocks might struggle away at Twickenham.
In some respects.
Wales lose to Ireland on Saturday - which the form book says is very realistic - and they end up 3rd.
Unless Scotland do the impossible.
If Wales lose, I'm looking forward to seeing Gatland's face when a reporter asks the inevitable "Have Wales remembered how to lose Warren?" question...
And I'm a quasi-Wales supporter.
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Unchanged Wales team for the St Patrick's Day Massacre
Wales XV:
L Williams (Saracens); North (Ospreys), J Davies (Scarlets), Parkes (Scarlets), Adams (Worcester); Anscombe (Cardiff Blues), G Davies (Scarlets)
R Evans (Scarlets), Owens (Scarlets), Francis (Exeter Chiefs), Beard (Ospreys), AW Jones (Ospreys, capt), Navidi (Cardiff Blues), Tipuric (Ospreys), Moriarty (Dragons)Replacements:
Dee (Dragons), Smith (Ospreys), D Lewis (Cardiff Blues), Ball (Scarlets), Wainwright (Dragons)
A Davies (Ospreys), Biggar (Northampton), Watkin (Ospreys)
