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27 February 2005, 05:31 PM
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Originally Posted by M444GY
couldnt agree more
will be brill its nice to see the paddys use the english as toilet paper
for a changethe fields of athenry
as william wallace or mel gibson would say, they may take our lives but they will never take our FREEDOM
27 February 2005, 05:50 PM
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Rough old match but the better team won in the end 
Our boys must have a great chance of the grand slam - William Hill must think so as well as I wanted to put a bet on before the championship started and they were only offering a miserly 15/8 which I didn't take.
Dunno (not bothered I should say) who the main commentator for the BBC was but he was a right pain in the backside. I think he's in love with most of the England team the way he was going on about them.
Our boys must have a great chance of the grand slam - William Hill must think so as well as I wanted to put a bet on before the championship started and they were only offering a miserly 15/8 which I didn't take.Dunno (not bothered I should say) who the main commentator for the BBC was but he was a right pain in the backside. I think he's in love with most of the England team the way he was going on about them.
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27 February 2005, 05:55 PM
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Rough old match but the better team won in the end Our boys must have a great chance of the grand slam - William Hill must think so as well as I wanted to put a bet on before the championship started and they were only offering a miserly 15/8 which I didn't take.
Dunno (not bothered I should say) who the main commentator for the BBC was but he was a right pain in the backside. I think he's in love with most of the England team the way he was going on about them.
Our boys must have a great chance of the grand slam - William Hill must think so as well as I wanted to put a bet on before the championship started and they were only offering a miserly 15/8 which I didn't take.Dunno (not bothered I should say) who the main commentator for the BBC was but he was a right pain in the backside. I think he's in love with most of the England team the way he was going on about them.
27 February 2005, 06:49 PM
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The commentator is Eddie Butler, and how you think he's biased towards the English is beyond me. All a matter of perception I suppose. FWIW he's Welsh, so definitely no English bias. More important is the fact that he is crap, and so is his co-commentator Brian Moore. If that's the best the BBC can do... 
dangerous dave got it spot on, the South African referee was appalling. I'm not saying that as a bad loser either, we deserved to lose to the French, mainly because Charlie Hodgkinson handed it to them on a plate
The real praise should, of course, go to the Welsh, who, against France, produced the most exciting 40 minutes of rugby since the world cup final
Moses: a word of advice - your radical views could be misconstrued as something more sinister, please try to use more moderate language
dangerous dave got it spot on, the South African referee was appalling. I'm not saying that as a bad loser either, we deserved to lose to the French, mainly because Charlie Hodgkinson handed it to them on a plate
The real praise should, of course, go to the Welsh, who, against France, produced the most exciting 40 minutes of rugby since the world cup final
Moses: a word of advice - your radical views could be misconstrued as something more sinister, please try to use more moderate language
27 February 2005, 09:03 PM
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Originally Posted by moses
will be brill its nice to see the paddys use the english as toilet paper for a change
the fields of athenry
as william wallace or mel gibson would say, they may take our lives but they will never take our FREEDOM
for a changethe fields of athenry
as william wallace or mel gibson would say, they may take our lives but they will never take our FREEDOM
PS looked to me that the shoddy refereeing now deemed acceptable in football, have started to infect rugby too
27 February 2005, 09:29 PM
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Originally Posted by CrisPDuk
Lets see if you're still singing the praises of the Irish next week, when they've bent your lot over, lifted their skirts & had their wicked way with them
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but the Irish have already had their wicked way with them and as you can see they are still very much in love...Aint it sweet!
28 February 2005, 12:45 PM
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LOL but the Irish have already had their wicked way with them and as you can see they are still very much in love...Aint it sweet!
but the Irish have already had their wicked way with them and as you can see they are still very much in love...Aint it sweet!
28 February 2005, 03:58 PM
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Originally Posted by CrisPDuk
Indeed you are correct, it is the welsh who get to beat them next week
England have got to play Italy to decide the wooden spoon!!
28 February 2005, 04:26 PM
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Brian Moore is great - 100% honest and open
if he thinks a referee decision is bad he will say so - either way.
For example he was quite open about the highly dubious nature of some of the blocking for the first English try - and equally confused as to why neither of the other 2 were allowed.
Poor refereeing at that level should be a thing of the past
if he thinks a referee decision is bad he will say so - either way.
For example he was quite open about the highly dubious nature of some of the blocking for the first English try - and equally confused as to why neither of the other 2 were allowed.
Poor refereeing at that level should be a thing of the past
28 February 2005, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by PMC555
No, Ireland play France next, in Dublin on the 12th , then play Wales away on the 19th in Cardiff.
England have got to play Italy to decide the wooden spoon!!
England have got to play Italy to decide the wooden spoon!!
12 March 2005, 06:56 PM
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Originally Posted by PMC555
No, Ireland get beat by France next, in Dublin on the 12th , then play Wales away on the 19th in Cardiff.
England have got to play Italy to decide the wooden spoon!!
England have got to play Italy to decide the wooden spoon!!
14 March 2005, 12:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Blue Dragoon
Wales are looking quite good against the Scottish
So Saturday is a Triple crown decider for us, and a Grand Slam decider for
yous. Looks like the championship is yours (I can't see us beating you at
the moment, nevermind by 25 points!)
My Wife is Welsh, so I might have to find one of her shirts to wear on Sat!
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