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  • BonesB Offline
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    @Victor-Meldrew said in Scotland v Wales 6N:

    Great D by Dyer. Did you see that Mr Biggar?

    Superb eh, try for all money, other saffa winger won't like looking back at that.

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    @Bones said in Scotland v Wales 6N:

    @Victor-Meldrew said in Scotland v Wales 6N:

    Great D by Dyer. Did you see that Mr Biggar?

    Superb eh, try for all money, other saffa winger won't like looking back at that.

    Bridge would have been disappointed with that effort......

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  • Victor MeldrewV Online
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    @Bones said in Scotland v Wales 6N:

    No attempt to wrap, ignored because it wasn't high.

    Take your point, but no head contact and I guess it kept the game moving

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  • Jailbreak7J Offline
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    Trouble here.

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    @Victor-Meldrew said in Scotland v Wales 6N:

    @Bones said in Scotland v Wales 6N:

    No attempt to wrap, ignored because it wasn't high.

    Take your point, but no head contact and I guess it kept the game moving

    Same guy that did that, comes running in to start a fight when someone hits one of his players high.

    He needs a rest

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  • Victor MeldrewV Online
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    @Bones said in Scotland v Wales 6N:

    @Victor-Meldrew said in Scotland v Wales 6N:

    @Bones said in Scotland v Wales 6N:

    No attempt to wrap, ignored because it wasn't high.

    Take your point, but no head contact and I guess it kept the game moving

    Same guy that did that, comes running in to start a fight when someone hits one of his players high.

    He needs a rest

    Being a dickhead

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    The Yellow Card symbolises the problem with protecting the player. Ball carrier drops in the tackle and gets hit i the head, Ref agrees the tackler tried to to make a legitimate tackle but still gets carded.

    Not good, but I'm buggered if I know the answer.

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    @Victor-Meldrew said in Scotland v Wales 6N:

    The Yellow Card symbolises the problem with protecting the player. Ball carrier drops in the tackle and gets hit i the head, Ref agrees the tackler tried to to make a legitimate tackle but still gets carded.

    Not good, but I'm buggered if I know the answer.

    You can't come in that aggressive as the defender. You are rolling the dice.

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    @Victor-Meldrew said in Scotland v Wales 6N:

    The Yellow Card symbolises the problem with protecting the player. Ball carrier drops in the tackle and gets hit i the head, Ref agrees the tackler tried to to make a legitimate tackle but still gets carded.

    Not good, but I'm buggered if I know the answer.

    Do better, take more care. Accidents are accidents, but they can still be avoided.

    I don't think Dyer and Biggar are going to be good friends.

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  • sparkyS Offline
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    Bit of a dogfight this one, but Scotland have more about them.

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  • Victor MeldrewV Online
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    @Bones said in Scotland v Wales 6N:

    Do better, take more care. Accidents are accidents, but they can still be avoided.
    @KiwiMurph

    Yeah, understand that. Just venting my frustration around the perennial difficulty around this area

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  • Jailbreak7J Offline
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    Cant see any difference in Wales game that Gats has introduced.

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  • BonesB Offline
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    Cotter is so good eh

    "Biggar...to Dyer...friends again..."

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    Hmmm... wasn't that passed back by Scotland?

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    Greedy by Turner.

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  • KiwiMurphK Offline
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    Definition of white line fever.

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  • Jailbreak7J Offline
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    That was a great pass by Russell. Magic

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    @Jailbreak7 said in Scotland v Wales 6N:

    Cant see any difference in Wales game that Gats has introduced.

    In fairness to Gatland they just look short of cattle.

    Their previous generation is too old and there doesn't seem too much new talent coming through.

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  • WingerW Offline
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    Seemed a bit too easy for another Scotland try

    25-7 Scotland

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  • sparkyS Offline
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    This could get ugly for Wales.

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