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    akan004
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    England didn't string together one backline move in the whole game. Farell was good, everyone else were a bit meh.

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    As ever, after a win like that, Ireland get to sit in the dressing room thinking on what might have been, whilst they listen to England celebrating the Championship next door.

    Here's hoping the June tour unearths a few more nuggets for the squad depth.

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    @Pot-Hale said in Six Nations 2017:

    As ever, after a win like that, Ireland get to sit in the dressing room thinking on what might have been, whilst they listen to England celebrating the Championship next door.

    Here's hoping the June tour unearths a few more nuggets for the squad depth.

    I don't think Ireland will be sitting down, and I think the noise they'll make will drown out what will be a downcast England team. 6N is a consolation prize compared to getting into the record books. Winning a tournament on a loss is a bit 'meh'

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    @Crucial said in Six Nations 2017:

    @Kiwidom said in Six Nations 2017:

    Ireland love ruining everyone's party! Wonder what that horrible little hobbit of a coach England have has to say about the result now, after being arrogant and dismissive all week

    To be fair he has been quite quiet this week apart from the Red Riding Hood comments at Shag.

    The players have set themselves up for big disappointment though as they brought into the vibe of not achieving anything if they didn't win today.

    And comparing shag to the big bad wolf was pretty witty I thought ,

    I personally think Eddie takes the piss more than he is given credit for

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    Always liked Ireland

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    @Pot-Hale said in Six Nations 2017:

    As ever, after a win like that, Ireland get to sit in the dressing room thinking on what might have been, whilst they listen to England celebrating the Championship next door.

    Here's hoping the June tour unearths a few more nuggets for the squad depth.

    You would hope that is the way they feel. That sort of mindset is key on the path to greater glory

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    @nzzp said in Six Nations 2017:

    @Pot-Hale said in Six Nations 2017:

    As ever, after a win like that, Ireland get to sit in the dressing room thinking on what might have been, whilst they listen to England celebrating the Championship next door.

    Here's hoping the June tour unearths a few more nuggets for the squad depth.

    I don't think Ireland will be sitting down, and I think the noise they'll make will drown out what will be a downcast England team. 6N is a consolation prize compared to getting into the record books. Winning a tournament on a loss is a bit 'meh'

    They won the tournament last week after a thumping victory over Scotland.

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    No mention of the Scots dominant 29-0 effort over the Eye ties?

    Shame on you all

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    @MN5 said in Six Nations 2017:

    No mention of the Scots dominant 29-0 effort over the Eye ties?

    Shame on you all

    Ok, here's mine

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    @jegga TIIIIMMMMMEEEEE!!!

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    @jegga said in Six Nations 2017:

    @MN5 said in Six Nations 2017:

    No mention of the Scots dominant 29-0 effort over the Eye ties?

    Shame on you all

    Ok, here's mine

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    That's not funny Jegga. The mighty Scots are in a renaissance! Get on the bandwagon while you can!!!

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    You lot celebrating Ireland beating England reeks of the Aussies celebrating Ireland beating us. It's a little distasteful.

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    Wayne Barnes......seriously what goes on in his head?! It's like a robot malfunctioning

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    @mariner4life said in Six Nations 2017:

    You lot celebrating Ireland beating England reeks of the Aussies celebrating Ireland beating us. It's a little distasteful.

    English mate just texted me, he said stuff comments isn't showing a lot of love for the motherland.

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    They're happy in Cyprus! 😂

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    I tuned into France v Wales with 5 minutes left. It was a bit surreal as another twenty-five minutes and what felt like about twenty scrums unfolded after that.

    In the end it was the home advantage championship. Barring games involving Italy, I think only England managed to win an away match.

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    @Stargazer not sure if you've seen these , some of the lower ranked nations have a great attitude about their place in the world

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    I usually watch the 6 Nations matches in double speed on Sunday mornings due to time etc, but I watched this match in normal time due to it's significance. The game seems really slow - when Ireland were battering away in the first half I thought I was watching Macqueen era Brumbies ball.

    So Ireland managed to strangle the life out of England who looked anything but clinical with the ball. Ireland are the record stoppers these days.

    The off side line seems non existent in NH rugby. It's no wonder they often have to play from so far behind the advantage line.

    I took particular notice of Itoje and Farrell after their talking up in this thread this week. I know he was playing 6 but there's no way I'd take Itoje over Retallick or Whitelock and Farrell kicks really well ... but I guess this wasn't a game to see his other skills.

    Well, I'm happy that England didn't get the record outright, happy to share it with them.

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    @mariner4life said in Six Nations 2017:

    You lot celebrating Ireland beating England reeks of the Aussies celebrating Ireland beating us. It's a little distasteful.

    I am happy to not take the moral high ground on this one - yay Ireland!

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    @Crazy-Horse said in Six Nations 2017:

    @mariner4life said in Six Nations 2017:

    You lot celebrating Ireland beating England reeks of the Aussies celebrating Ireland beating us. It's a little distasteful.

    I am happy to not take the moral high ground on this one - yay Ireland!

    Fuck the moral high ground. Erin Go Bragh!

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