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Re: RBS Six Nations 2010

Post by Shoeshine on Sun 14 Feb 2010, 18:00

Wales really don't look much of a team. Ireland were blown away yesterday by a French side that decided to perform, but even so they look under real pressure every time they come out. Ireland might well beat England next week because they're better than England, but I can't see Wales beating France, unless France have one of their infamous non-performances.

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Re: RBS Six Nations 2010

Post by Shoeshine on Sun 14 Feb 2010, 18:01

And by the way, top work Andy Powell. Laughing

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Re: RBS Six Nations 2010

Post by DJ_Smerk on Sun 14 Feb 2010, 18:03

France have several more home games to come (England and Italy), so they've already got an advantage. I can see England folding in Paris.


Plus, if the France of yesterday turn up to Cardiff next week, then not even two minutes of extra time, will save us from the Parisian war-machine.

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Re: RBS Six Nations 2010

Post by DJ_Smerk on Sun 14 Feb 2010, 18:05

Shoeshine wrote:And by the way, top work Andy Powell. Laughing




I know - just imagine what he would have done if he had been man of the match. Shocked


This is Powell after a quiet game. :|


Can't afford to lose him for the France encounter.

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Re: RBS Six Nations 2010

Post by Shoeshine on Sun 14 Feb 2010, 18:06

England will get smashed in Paris. At least they will if they play the way they are. We all know England don't have worldbeaters, but they are just so utterly clueless. No direction, not plan, certainly no plan B, no thought, no flair.

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Re: RBS Six Nations 2010

Post by DJ_Smerk on Sun 14 Feb 2010, 18:09

Can't knock Wilkinson today, he relieved the pressure just long enough for England to run down the clock.

Borthwick was living in cloud cuckoo land in the post-match interview. Apparently, England played very well. Rolling Eyes

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Re: RBS Six Nations 2010

Post by Basil on Sun 14 Feb 2010, 19:33

Shoeshine wrote:England will get smashed in Paris. At least they will if they play the way they are. We all know England don't have worldbeaters, but they are just so utterly clueless. No direction, not plan, certainly no plan B, no thought, no flair.


Found it hard to detect Plan A actually.

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Post by Merlin on Sun 14 Feb 2010, 19:46

DJ_Smerk wrote:Can't knock Wilkinson today, he relieved the pressure just long enough for England to run down the clock.

Borthwick was living in cloud cuckoo land in the post-match interview. Apparently, England played very well. Rolling Eyes


He's getting to be a right dickhead in my opinion ... that's twice now he's done a football gesture to the ref ... viz., making a card sign to him following an oppos misdemeanour.
Prick - and as Brian Moore pointed out on comm. "Enough of that ... he must cut that nonsense out ... this is not football"
He'll soon be doing a Vawn ... taking 'positives' from dour performances.

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Re: RBS Six Nations 2010

Post by DJ_Smerk on Sun 14 Feb 2010, 19:51

Apparently Monye was diving around like a fondant-nancy for a majority of the game.

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Re: RBS Six Nations 2010

Post by Merlin on Sun 14 Feb 2010, 19:59

He is one!
He's a Quin !!

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Re: RBS Six Nations 2010

Post by Shoeshine on Mon 15 Feb 2010, 16:41

DJ_Smerk wrote:Can't knock Wilkinson today, he relieved the pressure just long enough for England to run down the clock.

Borthwick was living in cloud cuckoo land in the post-match interview. Apparently, England played very well. Rolling Eyes


Eh? Wilkinson was diabolical yesterday. Too deep, appalling tactical kicking (and far too much of it), refusal to bring his centres into the game, preferring to take it into contact again and again, no sense of strategy - and his place kicking was poor. The only time Wilkinson has ever looked a true giant of the game as when he had the likes of Dawson and Greenwood inside and outside of him, telling him what to do. He simply can't run a game and if you don't have the strong characters to do it, he ends up taking wrong decision after wrong decision. Far too many people think that Wilkinson won the World Cup in 2003, when it was the forwards and scrum-half who got him in a position where he could barely miss.

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Re: RBS Six Nations 2010

Post by PeterCS on Mon 15 Feb 2010, 19:00

Not a Jonny fan then, SS?

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Re: RBS Six Nations 2010

Post by Shoeshine on Mon 15 Feb 2010, 19:22

I am yes. But the hagiography of him every time he bangs over a drop goal is a bit much. He's a fine, fine players - but it shouldn't blind everyone to his shortcomings. Without a creative scrumhalf, and a centre pairing who are more worried about their places than dominating the game, Wilkinson goes into his shell - and that's why England are so limited.

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Re: RBS Six Nations 2010

Post by DJ_Smerk on Fri 26 Feb 2010, 18:57

Wales v France, 20:00.


Late start, Wales missing several key players - France with a close to full strength squad that hammered Ireland. Mike Phillips is going to be such a vital replacement.

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Re: RBS Six Nations 2010

Post by Shoeshine on Fri 26 Feb 2010, 19:00

Bloody stupid to have a Friday night game, takes all the fun out of it. As for the result, it's France, you've never got a clue which team is going to turn up. My prediction is somewhere in the range between a Wales win and a French one.

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