6 Nations
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Good game so far, apart from Owen "The Dirty C*nt" Farrell's armless late tackle. The giant Welsh centre's had better skill than the giant English one's on the evidence of the present game. Mike Brown is a fabulous player, though. Ireland should stop kicking to him. That's anywhere within 30 metres!
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Good game, shame about the result!
Poor second half by Jonny Sexton.
Poor second half by Jonny Sexton.
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Fabulous game. As good as I can remember in the 6-Nations. Huge credit to both teams. Good conditions for playing with ball in hand. And both teams turned up with that in mind. Great!
Nearly a perfect afternoon. But alas, Andrew Paulson hasn't yet fvcked off
Nearly a perfect afternoon. But alas, Andrew Paulson hasn't yet fvcked off
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And now the blighters win the Women's 6 Nations game, too! Ireland's women did the GS last year. No such luck this time.
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Rugby's over, isn't it time for the "in BOD we trust" crowd to pipe up about the prospects for next weekend? Amazing international career for Brian O'Driscoll. Would be great for him to go out with a Six Nations title. But someone pointed out that Ireland haven't won away in France for 40 years or something silly (is that really true?). Good show by England as well to claim the Triple Crown.
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No, Ireland last beat France in a six nations away match in 2000
More recently, they drew in France in 2012
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of ... nd_Ireland
More recently, they drew in France in 2012
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of ... nd_Ireland
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Can anyone explain the difference between 'Six Nations rugby' and '6 Nations'?
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Thanks, Clive. I clearly misheard "14" as "40".Clive Blackburn wrote:No, Ireland last beat France in a six nations away match in 2000
More recently, they drew in France in 2012
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of ... nd_Ireland
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And, did you not see that someone had already started a book on the same topic but with a less explicit name?
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What? You aren't making much sense, John...
PS. for the BOD comment, see this earlier thread:
http://www.ecforum.org.uk/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=3483
PS. for the BOD comment, see this earlier thread:
http://www.ecforum.org.uk/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=3483
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Chris, perhaps this makes sense -
http://www.ecforum.org.uk/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=6244
http://www.ecforum.org.uk/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=6244
John McKenna wrote:Can anyone explain the difference between 'Six Nations rugby' and '6 Nations'?
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Thanks, John. If you had said 'thread' or 'topic' instead of 'book', I would have understood.
If a moderator is reading this, could the topics be merged, please? Thanks.
If a moderator is reading this, could the topics be merged, please? Thanks.
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Done.Christopher Kreuzer wrote:If a moderator is reading this, could the topics be merged, please? Thanks.
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The "in BOD we trust" crowd are keeping their gobs firmly shut and fingers crossed. Wouldn't want to jinx the game before it started. Just let's say we don't have particularly great expectations and see the Irish team as firm underdogs in Paris.Christopher Kreuzer wrote:Rugby's over, isn't it time for the "in BOD we trust" crowd to pipe up about the prospects for next weekend?
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[quote=Paul McKeown]the Irish team as firm underdogs in Paris.[/quote]
Piffwibble (and, for avoidance of doubt, bo££ocks)
The French were appalling against Scotland; fluked a win v. England too. By contrast, the Irish pulped Wales; and narrowly lost to a good England team. They've played excellent rugby this year.
Result in Paris? Ireland by 15 points & the title. BOD deserves it - not least as reward for the hideous cynical 'spearing' he received at the start of the 2009 NZ-Lions tour.
Piffwibble (and, for avoidance of doubt, bo££ocks)
The French were appalling against Scotland; fluked a win v. England too. By contrast, the Irish pulped Wales; and narrowly lost to a good England team. They've played excellent rugby this year.
Result in Paris? Ireland by 15 points & the title. BOD deserves it - not least as reward for the hideous cynical 'spearing' he received at the start of the 2009 NZ-Lions tour.