| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread 18:35 - Jan 27 with 11988 views | Jackfath |
Here we go once more.
Too soon for Eddie Jones to get England firing? Make no mistake if they don't do it this year they will next.
Wales looking good many injured players back, a settled team.
Scotland. The surprise package, again?
France. I wonder what sort of team will turn up?
Ireland. Installed as favourites, the team to beat?
Italy battlers for the wooden spoon once more? |  |
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| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 13:01 - Feb 4 with 1675 views | PatchesOHoulihan |
| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 12:39 - Feb 4 by father_jack |
gatland hit the ground running in 08 mind. |
To be fair Gatland ripped it up a bit and did it his way picking 13 Ospreys
Jones seems to have carried on with 1st team selection - although to be fair they were never in as bad a place as we were after Jenkins in 2007 |  |
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| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 13:11 - Feb 4 with 1663 views | magicdaps10 |
When i said Wales will put a minimum 8 points on Ireland, i meant they will winwith minimum 8 points to spare.
Ireland are capable on their own patch even without a number of players but i can see the Welsh front 5 smashing the Irish all over the park. Ireland will probably go with Payne and Henshaw in the centre and as much as i rate Henshaw i feel the two are coming off injuries lay offs and both Davies and Roberts are up to speed.
Ireland 10 Wales 27. |  |
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| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 13:14 - Feb 4 with 1661 views | sherpajacob |
Of course it failed, his victim was Irish, anybody in the pro12 could have told him not to bother.
Still cant stand him |  |
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| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 13:18 - Feb 4 with 1660 views | monmouth |
| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 13:11 - Feb 4 by magicdaps10 |
When i said Wales will put a minimum 8 points on Ireland, i meant they will winwith minimum 8 points to spare.
Ireland are capable on their own patch even without a number of players but i can see the Welsh front 5 smashing the Irish all over the park. Ireland will probably go with Payne and Henshaw in the centre and as much as i rate Henshaw i feel the two are coming off injuries lay offs and both Davies and Roberts are up to speed.
Ireland 10 Wales 27. |
I know. I was just playing the Cassandra. Looking at the teams I think you could be right, although its going to be very 'irish' with wind and high balls. We need to beat the shit out of them up front. |  |
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| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 13:38 - Feb 4 with 1648 views | sherpajacob |
England pick Danny care who can be a handful.
Haskell on open side, robshaw on blind, the England back row might be a little slow getting to the breakdown if the Scots can exploit it. Although fly half remains their big weak spot, other than that the sweaties have a decent team.
Glad we've gone with Luke girafferis, would be happier Lydiate starting just to stop the Irish back row at source.
Anybody know when the Irish team is out. I think it may be a case of stop obrien and you stop Ireland | |
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| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 13:50 - Feb 4 with 1637 views | magicdaps10 |
| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 13:18 - Feb 4 by monmouth |
I know. I was just playing the Cassandra. Looking at the teams I think you could be right, although its going to be very 'irish' with wind and high balls. We need to beat the shit out of them up front. |
The basis of playing to the elements especially high balls is having a front 5 who can and will dominate.Rory Best will be his usual in the face way but with Devin Toner as the linchpin in the boiler room then i just cant see them dominating Rob Evs, Samson and Alun Wyn. The half backs will equal each other out and Ireland will have an advantage with Rob Kearney but with no Bowe and a injured in form Fitzgerald not playing then he will have a lot on his hands with North and a inform Tom James.
As i say, Ireland have it in them but if the game is played 10 times then Wales have 8 wins in them for sure. | |
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| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 13:56 - Feb 5 with 1545 views | PatchesOHoulihan |
If O'Brien and Kearney out we should win a lot easier | |
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| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 14:40 - Feb 5 with 1522 views | swanjackal |
| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 13:38 - Feb 4 by sherpajacob |
England pick Danny care who can be a handful.
Haskell on open side, robshaw on blind, the England back row might be a little slow getting to the breakdown if the Scots can exploit it. Although fly half remains their big weak spot, other than that the sweaties have a decent team.
Glad we've gone with Luke girafferis, would be happier Lydiate starting just to stop the Irish back row at source.
Anybody know when the Irish team is out. I think it may be a case of stop obrien and you stop Ireland |
I'd go with that Luke fella, he wouldl be fantastic in the lineouts. |  |
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| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 19:15 - Feb 5 with 1483 views | Jackfath |
| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 13:38 - Feb 4 by sherpajacob |
England pick Danny care who can be a handful.
Haskell on open side, robshaw on blind, the England back row might be a little slow getting to the breakdown if the Scots can exploit it. Although fly half remains their big weak spot, other than that the sweaties have a decent team.
Glad we've gone with Luke girafferis, would be happier Lydiate starting just to stop the Irish back row at source.
Anybody know when the Irish team is out. I think it may be a case of stop obrien and you stop Ireland |
Could you expand on what you mean by "stop the Irish back row at source"? | |
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| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 19:18 - Feb 5 with 1481 views | exiledclaseboy |
All the Guardan's rugby writers reckon Wales are a shoo in for the title. Just saying. [Post edited 5 Feb 2016 19:18]
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| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 19:21 - Feb 5 with 1471 views | Jackfath |
| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 19:18 - Feb 5 by exiledclaseboy |
All the Guardan's rugby writers reckon Wales are a shoo in for the title. Just saying. [Post edited 5 Feb 2016 19:18]
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Win Sunday and I'll agree. Too soon for Eddie Jones to sort England out. I hope. | |
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| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 20:14 - Feb 5 with 1445 views | VetchitBack |
| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 07:41 - Jan 29 by epaul |
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I always thought Hartley looked more like a cabbage-patch doll?
Wales got a great chance Ireland not the same without O'Connell and England have gone from being too nice to too nasty too quickly. The rest I don't think are as good as Wales.
Commenting on a rugby thread eh!? The younger me would be turning in my Adidas Sambas. I blame diving foreigners for the wussification of football. |  |
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| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 20:43 - Feb 6 with 1378 views | sherpajacob |
If we can get past Ireland tomorrow, there's nothing to fear from any of the other teams. | |
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| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 20:44 - Feb 6 with 1377 views | Jackfath |
| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 20:43 - Feb 6 by sherpajacob |
If we can get past Ireland tomorrow, there's nothing to fear from any of the other teams. |
Correct. | |
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| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 13:52 - Feb 7 with 1281 views | sherpajacob |
Anscombe out, Liam Williams in.
If he's fit that's no bad thing. | |
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| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 14:16 - Feb 7 with 1275 views | Jackfath |
Gareth Thomas is getting camper everytime I see him on TV. | |
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| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 14:19 - Feb 7 with 1267 views | sherpajacob |
| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 14:16 - Feb 7 by Jackfath |
Gareth Thomas is getting camper everytime I see him on TV. |
Should have seen him in panto | |
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| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 14:21 - Feb 7 with 1256 views | Darran |
| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 14:16 - Feb 7 by Jackfath |
Gareth Thomas is getting camper everytime I see him on TV. |
I miss him mincing down the wing. |  |
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| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 14:31 - Feb 7 with 1244 views | Darran |
F*ck me where's the other four dwarves? | |
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| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 14:38 - Feb 7 with 1235 views | Jackfath |
| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 14:31 - Feb 7 by Darran |
F*ck me where's the other four dwarves? |
It's an optical illusion as Bayfield is 6 foot 10. | |
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| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 15:17 - Feb 7 with 1214 views | max936 |
2 instances of hands round the neck Gareth Davies and AWJ in the Ireland 22 and neither given shocking refereeing ffs. |  |
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| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 15:26 - Feb 7 with 1206 views | Jackfath |
| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 15:17 - Feb 7 by max936 |
2 instances of hands round the neck Gareth Davies and AWJ in the Ireland 22 and neither given shocking refereeing ffs. |
15 mins in and you're blaming the ref. | |
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| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 15:26 - Feb 7 with 1205 views | union_jack |
Priestlsnd on.  |  |
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| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 15:29 - Feb 7 with 1193 views | jackportis |
| The Official RBS 6 Nations 2016 thread on 15:26 - Feb 7 by union_jack |
Priestlsnd on. |
Priest land needed kick up Arse for not recovering after his knock on..just watched |  |
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