Originally Posted by Marmite Baby:
“Not in Cardiff where Wales have only beaten Ireland twice since 1983.”
Records like that can be pretty irrelevant tbh, the only thing you can really account for is recent meetings. They're mostly close
The worry is Wales often peak from seemingly nowhere. See England 2013 and SA in the Autumn. That said I do fancy Ireland but like in 09 it could come down to the kick of a ball
Sexton out though would change things considerably, hopefully he's ok
Originally Posted by Mike Teevee:
“Well done Ireland, but poor from England. We gave away far too many penalties, some were forced but some were stupid.
Also what's the point of having Cipriani on the bench if you're not gonna use him. We needed to chase the game and we bring on Twelvetrees?? Still some twists left in this tournament yet
I guess Ireland's grand slam is most likely outcome, but Wales away won't be easy.”
He should've been given a go at 12. The game was never going to really suit JJ
Haskell is a walking penalty machine, Croft and Wood are much more intelligent players tbh, even if not as abrasive
I'd start Easter the next day at 8, thought he was superb when he came on. Nowell to me looks rock solid on the wing can't believe how young he is. It'd be harsh enough leave out Goode tbh after that thought he was very solid.
ROG said he feels in two years Ford will be the best player out of the two countries. Big words, he looks the real deal potentially alright though