6N 2018
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Jerry Guscott's view was that the grounding was fine and the TMO made a mistake but it should not have been a try due to a previous knock on. Opinion piece and video here
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/43026443
His point in question arises about 20 seconds into the vid. To my mind it would have been very easy to miss. At the time I thought there was no knock on. Now...?
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Jerry Guscott's view was that the grounding was fine and the TMO made a mistake but it should not have been a try due to a previous knock on. Opinion piece and video here
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/43026443
His point in question arises about 20 seconds into the vid. To my mind it would have been very easy to miss. At the time I thought there was no knock on. Now...?
@catogrande said in 6N 2018:
Jerry Guscott's view was that the grounding was fine and the TMO made a mistake but it should not have been a try due to a previous knock on. Opinion piece and video here
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/43026443
His point in question arises about 20 seconds into the vid. To my mind it would have been very easy to miss. At the time I thought there was no knock on. Now...?
I certainly can't see a knock on in those angles. Guscott talks about some other view on twitter which I can't find.
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@catogrande said in 6N 2018:
Jerry Guscott's view was that the grounding was fine and the TMO made a mistake but it should not have been a try due to a previous knock on. Opinion piece and video here
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/43026443
His point in question arises about 20 seconds into the vid. To my mind it would have been very easy to miss. At the time I thought there was no knock on. Now...?
I certainly can't see a knock on in those angles. Guscott talks about some other view on twitter which I can't find.
@crucial Certainly not absolutely conclusive. Separately, Guscott makes the point that the footage available to the TMO is not fit for purpose, that he does not have frame by frame view available to him. If true this is just a bit shit really.
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Best. Interview. Ever.
Great quote from a Father about his son. "He's got a bit of fluffybunny in him"
Gold.
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Best. Interview. Ever.
Great quote from a Father about his son. "He's got a bit of fluffybunny in him"
Gold.
@catogrande said in 6N 2018:
Best. Interview. Ever.
Great quote from a Father about his son. "He's got a bit of fluffybunny in him"
Gold.
Trust a Scotsman to tell it like it is. Pretty certain Graham senior basically got eaten alive by Os Du Randt when he played though....
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@catogrande said in 6N 2018:
Best. Interview. Ever.
Great quote from a Father about his son. "He's got a bit of fluffybunny in him"
Gold.
Trust a Scotsman to tell it like it is. Pretty certain Graham senior basically got eaten alive by Os Du Randt when he played though....
@catogrande said in 6N 2018:
Best. Interview. Ever.
Great quote from a Father about his son. "He's got a bit of fluffybunny in him"
Gold.
Trust a Scotsman to tell it like it is. Pretty certain Graham senior basically got eaten alive by Os Du Randt when he played though....
Wouldn't have been the first. Not exactly something to be ashamed of. Os was no mug ...
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Ireland team to play Wales from the Twitter machine
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Ireland beat Wales 5 tries to 3. 37-27
Scotland currently leading England 22-6 at halftime in Murrayfield.
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Fantastic game so far Scotland on fire, Hue Jones sensational.
Finn Russell has thrown the best pass I've seen since Brooke to Cullen 20 odd years ago.
Long way to go, and England will come back, great game.
Earlier game an absolute hammering by Ireland, abeilt not on the score card. Sexton had an abortion from the tee and Hometown Jackson lived up to his name, but this was as dominant as you'll see. Fair play to Wales to keep coming back, but surely surely Gats has run his course.
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@majorrage said in 6N 2018:
Nobody's watching now that Super Rugby's started.
Those with this attitude as you are missing some fantastic, intense rugby.
I'm watching pot hale, dominant by your boys well played
Did I need to insert some inane symbol to make the joke apparent?
But yeah, agree with your summary of today's two games. Ireland dominant, Scotland having fun against a flat England.
France Italy last night... Just, ugh. Tale of the Error Count. -
@majorrage said in 6N 2018:
Nobody's watching now that Super Rugby's started.
Those with this attitude as you are missing some fantastic, intense rugby.
I'm watching pot hale, dominant by your boys well played
Did I need to insert some inane symbol to make the joke apparent?
But yeah, agree with your summary of today's two games. Ireland dominant, Scotland having fun against a flat England.
France Italy last night... Just, ugh. Tale of the Error Count. -
Fantastic game so far Scotland on fire, Hue Jones sensational.
Finn Russell has thrown the best pass I've seen since Brooke to Cullen 20 odd years ago.
Long way to go, and England will come back, great game.
Earlier game an absolute hammering by Ireland, abeilt not on the score card. Sexton had an abortion from the tee and Hometown Jackson lived up to his name, but this was as dominant as you'll see. Fair play to Wales to keep coming back, but surely surely Gats has run his course.
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25-13 with 9 minutes to go. England on a YC. Amazing stuff from the Scots.
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Crowd going wonderfully berserk as the minutes tick down.
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Scotland win scrum penalty as England collapse.
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England go through 18 phases up to the Scottish line and then concede a penalty. Sheer mayhem.
