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Posted: 20 March 2011 at 8:14am

a lot of players were cowardly out there last night.

I WAS THERE-LIBERTY STADIUM 11/9/07

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Posted: 20 March 2011 at 9:47am

Welsh Rugby under Gatland has become predictable and boring.....

Oh go on then just another Desperado

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Posted: 20 March 2011 at 9:53am

Where to start?

1. Simon McDowell, Ireland, who has form for crap decisions (Scotland 2005 - Matt Williams) was making certain when he said Hook's offence was worse than it was. I trust the assistant has another forced rest in due course.

2. Joubert wasn't aware that Lee Byrne usually lands on his feet - and not on his back - when he jumps up in the air.

3. It is a golden rule that props losing their binding when their scrum is running forward usually signifies the opposition are committing the offence.

4. French boots should be placed on French turf and not on Welsh legs, knees and ankles. Warburton may well be out for a while .....

5. Dwayne Peel's glory run at the end when he had nobody with him, apart from smiling French players, showed how desperate he is to inject pace into his international career .....

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Posted: 20 March 2011 at 10:00am

Bouch wrote:

Where to start?

1. Simon McDowell, Ireland, who has form for crap decisions (Scotland 2005 - Matt Williams) was making certain when he said Hook's offence was worse than it was. I trust the assistant has another forced rest in due course.

2. Joubert wasn't aware that Lee Byrne usually lands on his feet - and not on his back - when he jumps up in the air.

3. It is a golden rule that props losing their binding when their scrum is running forward usually signifies the opposition are committing the offence.

4. French boots should be placed on French turf and not on Welsh legs, knees and ankles. Warburton may well be out for a while .....

5. Dwayne Peel's glory run at the end when he had nobody with him, apart from smiling French players, showed how desperate he is to inject pace into his international career .....

Are you actually having a go at Dwayne here? (if not then i apologise), he has always throughout his carrer tried to inject pace and take a quick tap, other players need to be aware of this, slowing the game down to a walking pace isnt exactly turning us into world beaters is it.

You lied to me Edward. You lied to me. There is a Swansea... and other places.

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Posted: 20 March 2011 at 10:27am

The thing is for me, if you look at the England v Ireland game yesterday, England were a beaten team! They were out done, out muscled, and out played in all areas of the game.

They won the championship, yet they still looked defleated, and weren't satisfied with that because they expected better from themselves!

We all [beep] England off, they are this, they are that, we HAVE to beat them evey time we play them, but do you know what, England will go away after yesterdays defeat, they will analyse what went wrong, they will learn from it, and they will go into the World Cup as a stronger team after being self critical.

Us on the other hand, we'll continue to play in the way that everyone else now knows how we play, we won't learn from our mistakes, we'll continue to kick ball away, we'll continue to be shit in the lineout, and we'll hope that this will be enough to get us through the group stages in the World Cup.

We offered [beep] all in attack yesterday, seemed clueless most of the time it seemed, and we're in for a HUGE shock when we go to the World Cup unless we buck our ideas up.

Edited by Mrfwon - 20 March 2011 at 9:53pm

SCARLETS!!! EMOTICON MAN :-)

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Posted: 20 March 2011 at 5:21pm

Bouch wrote:

Where to start?

1. Simon McDowell, Ireland, who has form for crap decisions (Scotland 2005 - Matt Williams) was making certain when he said Hook's offence was worse than it was. I trust the assistant has another forced rest in due course.

2. Joubert wasn't aware that Lee Byrne usually lands on his feet - and not on his back - when he jumps up in the air.

3. It is a golden rule that props losing their binding when their scrum is running forward usually signifies the opposition are committing the offence.

4. French boots should be placed on French turf and not on Welsh legs, knees and ankles. Warburton may well be out for a while .....

5. Dwayne Peel's glory run at the end when he had nobody with him, apart from smiling French players, showed how desperate he is to inject pace into his international career .....

All of this is true and correct - and you don't get more one-eyed than me - BUT we lost because we played badly - end of...

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