RWC: Japan v Scotland (Pool A)
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We havent had confirmation from here yet, they were inspecting the facilities.
The Tsurumi river is back to orange (2nd of three stages) so shouldn’t need to be let out over the flood plains around the stadium, which is a good sign.
Most private (ie, not JR) trains are also running and JR will start later.
My bet is that it’s on, but if they have something badly damaged at the stadium, then....
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We havent had confirmation from here yet, they were inspecting the facilities.
The Tsurumi river is back to orange (2nd of three stages) so shouldn’t need to be let out over the flood plains around the stadium, which is a good sign.
Most private (ie, not JR) trains are also running and JR will start later.
My bet is that it’s on, but if they have something badly damaged at the stadium, then....
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World rugby have announced that their contingency plan for the Japan Scotland game was to move the game 500 miles north to another stadium.
However Typhoon hagibis is over 600miles in diameter.Scottish Rugby have just announced that they would walk 500 more....
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Want the scots to win for obvious reasons ,
But I would much rather support Japan , and not just because of the dramas,
Japan have been one of the few highlights of pool play so far for me , have enjoyed their approach to the game
@kiwiinmelb said in RWC: Japan v Scotland (Possible) (Pool A):
Want the scots to win for obvious reasons ,
Bring on Ireland.
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@kiwiinmelb said in RWC: Japan v Scotland (Possible) (Pool A):
Want the scots to win for obvious reasons ,
Bring on Ireland.
@ACT-Crusader said in RWC: Japan v Scotland (Possible) (Pool A):
@kiwiinmelb said in RWC: Japan v Scotland (Possible) (Pool A):
Want the scots to win for obvious reasons ,
Bring on Ireland.
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World rugby have announced that their contingency plan for the Japan Scotland game was to move the game 500 miles north to another stadium.
However Typhoon hagibis is over 600miles in diameter.Scottish Rugby have just announced that they would walk 500 more....
@Derm-McCrum said in RWC: Japan v Scotland (Possible) (Pool A):
World rugby have announced that their contingency plan for the Japan Scotland game was to move the game 500 miles north to another stadium.
However Typhoon hagibis is over 600miles in diameter.Scottish Rugby have just announced that they would walk 500 more....
COMEDY GOLD
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@Derm-McCrum said in RWC: Japan v Scotland (Possible) (Pool A):
World rugby have announced that their contingency plan for the Japan Scotland game was to move the game 500 miles north to another stadium.
However Typhoon hagibis is over 600miles in diameter.Scottish Rugby have just announced that they would walk 500 more....
COMEDY GOLD
@MiketheSnow said in RWC: Japan v Scotland (Possible) (Pool A):
@Derm-McCrum said in RWC: Japan v Scotland (Possible) (Pool A):
World rugby have announced that their contingency plan for the Japan Scotland game was to move the game 500 miles north to another stadium.
However Typhoon hagibis is over 600miles in diameter.Scottish Rugby have just announced that they would walk 500 more....
COMEDY GOLD
Love the Scots sense of humour -
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Decision on whether match would go ahead was meant to made at midnight Scottish time. Decision now pushed back until 2.30-3am. (60-90 mins from now)
Lots of Scots fans losing sleep - literally.
@Derm-McCrum said in RWC: Japan v Scotland (Possible) (Pool A):
Decision on whether match would go ahead was meant to made at midnight Scottish time. Decision now pushed back until 2.30-3am. (60-90 mins from now)
Lots of Scots fans losing sleep - literally.
There you go! We’ll wait a bit more.
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According to NHK the decision was meant to happen at 9am (JST) so they should announce momentarily.
@gt12 said in RWC: Japan v Scotland (Possible) (Pool A):
According to NHK the decision was meant to happen at 9am (JST) so they should announce momentarily.
You mean start to announce and then stop again?
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@gt12 said in RWC: Japan v Scotland (Possible) (Pool A):
According to NHK the decision was meant to happen at 9am (JST) so they should announce momentarily.
You mean start to announce and then stop again?
@Derm-McCrum said in RWC: Japan v Scotland (Possible) (Pool A):
@gt12 said in RWC: Japan v Scotland (Possible) (Pool A):
According to NHK the decision was meant to happen at 9am (JST) so they should announce momentarily.
You mean start to announce and then stop again?
Pretty much.
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According to Yahoo here in Japan, they are going to wait until 6 hours before the match to make the final decision, which sucks for my sister who has a three hour train ride to get here, so it will be a busy afternoon if she wants to try to make it.
My assumption is that there is considerable clean up at the ground and they are seeing how much can be done before making the decision.
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@canefan said in RWC: Japan v Scotland (Possible) (Pool A):
So how can this result knock out the Paddies?
It can't. They are in with 16 points.
@akan004 said in RWC: Japan v Scotland (Possible) (Pool A):
@canefan said in RWC: Japan v Scotland (Possible) (Pool A):
So how can this result knock out the Paddies?
No.
So the Scots can leapfrog the Japanese but the Irish are safe? Oh yes, BP win 7+
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@akan004 said in RWC: Japan v Scotland (Possible) (Pool A):
@canefan said in RWC: Japan v Scotland (Possible) (Pool A):
So how can this result knock out the Paddies?
No.
So the Scots can leapfrog the Japanese but the Irish are safe? Oh yes, BP win 7+
@canefan said in RWC: Japan v Scotland (Possible) (Pool A):
@akan004 said in RWC: Japan v Scotland (Possible) (Pool A):
@canefan said in RWC: Japan v Scotland (Possible) (Pool A):
So how can this result knock out the Paddies?
No.
So the Scots can leapfrog the Japanese but the Irish are safe?
Yes. Maximum points the sweaties can get is five from this game. Japan need to either win, or ensure Scotland don't get a bonus point while they remain within eight points so they get a bonus losing point.
