6 Nations 2019
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@sparky said in 6 Nations 2019:
Italy score again and lead 16-12.
Much over-hyped Irish band wagon looking a bit shite.
Italy have looked bloody sharp to give them their dues. Long way to go but it would be quite funny to see them win without Parisse.
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@Derm-McCrum that’s awesome! Normal Rome driving.
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@MN5 said in 6 Nations 2019:
@sparky said in 6 Nations 2019:
Half time. 16-12. Lucky Ireland that Tomasso Allan missed those two conversations.
Context: Italy have lost their last 19 Six Nations matches.
Shit I'm glad the Scots got them early to avoid the wooden spoon.
how fucking shit are Scotland?
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@mariner4life said in 6 Nations 2019:
@MN5 said in 6 Nations 2019:
@sparky said in 6 Nations 2019:
Half time. 16-12. Lucky Ireland that Tomasso Allan missed those two conversations.
Context: Italy have lost their last 19 Six Nations matches.
Shit I'm glad the Scots got them early to avoid the wooden spoon.
how fucking shit are Scotland?
( clutches frantically at straws )
not as shit as Italy ?
Losing Hogg, Jones and Russell was a massive blow though....
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Jeez "For the third match in a row, England’s centre pairing accounted for three or fewer passes in total "
England's tactical flexibility a myth or was Cardiff a one-off?
After tailormade tactics to expose Ireland and France, have Wales exposed England's as a one trick pony? Or is there more to come from Eddie Jones' side?
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@Machpants shit that's quite the stat.
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@Bones said in 6 Nations 2019:
@Machpants shit that's quite the stat.
That's old school rugby right there. I wonder what Farrell's kick pass run stats are like? My guess is lots of option 1
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@Machpants said in 6 Nations 2019:
Jeez "For the third match in a row, England’s centre pairing accounted for three or fewer passes in total "
England's tactical flexibility a myth or was Cardiff a one-off?
After tailormade tactics to expose Ireland and France, have Wales exposed England's as a one trick pony? Or is there more to come from Eddie Jones' side?
Spot on analysis
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Interesting stats from BBC re Wales v England match.
Not a fan of Anscombe but the results speak for themselves
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Though my eight best friends, my wife and I are French, we went to Cardiff this week end to watch the game between Wales and England. Great atmosphere, beautiful weather, fantastic singing from both English and Welsh supporters and a frantic finish by the men in red. It was the most emotional match I have watched live so far and it brought tears in my eyes and goose pimples on my arms. A great day to remember.
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@cgrant said in 6 Nations 2019:
Though my eight best friends, my wife and I are French, we went to Cardiff this week end to watch the game between Wales and England. Great atmosphere, beautiful weather, fantastic singing from both English and Welsh supporters and a frantic finish by the men in red. It was the most emotional match I have watched live so far and it brought tears in my eyes and goose pimples on my arms. A great day to remember.
The Principality Stadium on match day is a pretty awesome sight/experience isn't it? Even this Englishman had the hairs on the back of his neck standing up when the Welsh Anthem was being belted out. The partisanship of the crowd is something to behold (and I wish we had it to that extent at Twickenham). The roars that greeted anything minutely positive (such as not fucking something up) from a Welsh perspective were huge.
Shit beer though.
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@Catogrande said in 6 Nations 2019:
Shit beer though.
It's brains YOU want ... in your backline
That said, amazing stadium. I was there for the 2005 centennial test, and they were far and away the politest bunch of supporters I've ever sat in. Perhaps before their success started.
Also, I'm halfway through this. Gats comes off as a decent rugby loving dude so far. A slightly revisionist history perspective I suspect, but relaly interesting to hear someone who has acheived so much speak so frankly for so long.
