Scotland v England
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@nzzp I didn't have a problem with it once I saw it and the correct call was made.
4 minutes to set a scrum however....
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The second most punchable face in England looking like a stunned mullet.
Cowan-Dickie can own that loss. What a brain fart
@crucial said in Scotland v England:
The second most punchable face in England looking like a stunned mullet.
Cowan-Dickie can own that loss. What a brain fart
All credit to Scotland, but two brain farts cost England that match. Cowan-Dickie knocking it out and Eddie Jones not getting Jamie George on to throw into the line-out.
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The second most punchable face in England looking like a stunned mullet.
Cowan-Dickie can own that loss. What a brain fart
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@crucial said in Scotland v England:
The second most punchable face in England looking like a stunned mullet.
Cowan-Dickie can own that loss. What a brain fart
He’ll never have to buy a beer in Scotland ever again
@mn5 said in Scotland v England:
@crucial said in Scotland v England:
The second most punchable face in England looking like a stunned mullet.
Cowan-Dickie can own that loss. What a brain fart
He’ll never have to buy a beer in Scotland ever again
Can't imagine many Scots buying beers for anyone else, especially not an Englishman.
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@mn5 said in Scotland v England:
@crucial said in Scotland v England:
The second most punchable face in England looking like a stunned mullet.
Cowan-Dickie can own that loss. What a brain fart
He’ll never have to buy a beer in Scotland ever again
Can't imagine many Scots buying beers for anyone else, especially not an Englishman.
@sparky said in Scotland v England:
@mn5 said in Scotland v England:
@crucial said in Scotland v England:
The second most punchable face in England looking like a stunned mullet.
Cowan-Dickie can own that loss. What a brain fart
He’ll never have to buy a beer in Scotland ever again
Can't see many Scots buying beers for anyone else, especially not English men.
Tired old cliche.
I have spent many an afternoon in the pub in Scotland with no evidence of that being the case. In fact in many places you end up with a row of drams in front of you as punters spend their change on the drop of the day bowser and the barman distributes them.
Serious drinkers are the Scots. -
@sparky said in Scotland v England:
@mn5 said in Scotland v England:
@crucial said in Scotland v England:
The second most punchable face in England looking like a stunned mullet.
Cowan-Dickie can own that loss. What a brain fart
He’ll never have to buy a beer in Scotland ever again
Can't see many Scots buying beers for anyone else, especially not English men.
Tired old cliche.
I have spent many an afternoon in the pub in Scotland with no evidence of that being the case. In fact in many places you end up with a row of drams in front of you as punters spend their change on the drop of the day bowser and the barman distributes them.
Serious drinkers are the Scots. -
@sparky said in Scotland v England:
@mn5 said in Scotland v England:
@crucial said in Scotland v England:
The second most punchable face in England looking like a stunned mullet.
Cowan-Dickie can own that loss. What a brain fart
He’ll never have to buy a beer in Scotland ever again
Can't see many Scots buying beers for anyone else, especially not English men.
Tired old cliche.
I have spent many an afternoon in the pub in Scotland with no evidence of that being the case. In fact in many places you end up with a row of drams in front of you as punters spend their change on the drop of the day bowser and the barman distributes them.
Serious drinkers are the Scots.@crucial said in Scotland v England:
@sparky said in Scotland v England:
@mn5 said in Scotland v England:
@crucial said in Scotland v England:
The second most punchable face in England looking like a stunned mullet.
Cowan-Dickie can own that loss. What a brain fart
He’ll never have to buy a beer in Scotland ever again
Can't see many Scots buying beers for anyone else, especially not English men.
Tired old cliche.
I have spent many an afternoon in the pub in Scotland with no evidence of that being the case. In fact in many places you end up with a row of drams in front of you as punters spend their change on the drop of the day bowser and the barman distributes them.
Serious drinkers are the Scots.But preferably when someone else is paying for them.
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What she didn't realise was that most of the Scots Rugby team are Unionists so some of them pissed in there first.
https://twitter.com/ElphinstoneJack/status/1490033514389164039?t=7XjnaLWxUF_p44MT88w_pw&s=19
@sparky said in Scotland v England:
What she didn't realise was that most of the Scots Rugby team are Unionists so some of them pissed in there first.
https://twitter.com/ElphinstoneJack/status/1490033514389164039?t=7XjnaLWxUF_p44MT88w_pw&s=19
I don’t follow international politics, in fact I barely follow NZ politics, but I know this is funny so I’ll give it an upvote.
I’m assuming this is as cringy as all the times John Key went and had beers with the ABs after the game ?
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@sparky said in Scotland v England:
@mn5 said in Scotland v England:
@crucial said in Scotland v England:
The second most punchable face in England looking like a stunned mullet.
Cowan-Dickie can own that loss. What a brain fart
He’ll never have to buy a beer in Scotland ever again
Can't see many Scots buying beers for anyone else, especially not English men.
Tired old cliche.
I have spent many an afternoon in the pub in Scotland with no evidence of that being the case. In fact in many places you end up with a row of drams in front of you as punters spend their change on the drop of the day bowser and the barman distributes them.
Serious drinkers are the Scots.@crucial said in Scotland v England:
@sparky said in Scotland v England:
@mn5 said in Scotland v England:
@crucial said in Scotland v England:
The second most punchable face in England looking like a stunned mullet.
Cowan-Dickie can own that loss. What a brain fart
He’ll never have to buy a beer in Scotland ever again
Can't see many Scots buying beers for anyone else, especially not English men.
Tired old cliche.
I have spent many an afternoon in the pub in Scotland with no evidence of that being the case. In fact in many places you end up with a row of drams in front of you as punters spend their change on the drop of the day bowser and the barman distributes them.
Serious drinkers are the Scots.No. Tight as anything. Agrees by my Scottish friends too.
Really good match. England lost it more than the jocks won.
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@mn5 said in Scotland v England:
@crucial said in Scotland v England:
The second most punchable face in England looking like a stunned mullet.
Cowan-Dickie can own that loss. What a brain fart
He’ll never have to buy a beer in Scotland ever again
Can't imagine many Scots buying beers for anyone else, especially not an Englishman.
@sparky said in Scotland v England:
Can't imagine many Scots buying beers for anyone else, especially not an Englishman.
I've heard the Jocks are great hosts after a Calcutta Cup.
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@sparky said in Scotland v England:
Can't imagine many Scots buying beers for anyone else, especially not an Englishman.
I've heard the Jocks are great hosts after a Calcutta Cup.
@victor-meldrew said in Scotland v England:
@sparky said in Scotland v England:
Can't imagine many Scots buying beers for anyone else, especially not an Englishman.
I've heard the Jocks are great hosts after a Calcutta Cup.
It's a great night out in Edinburgh after any game (including those against the English). Years of learning to be gracious losers.
To be fair, almost everywhere that plays Rugby you're going to find fantastic hospitality off the field.
