Tim of the Oak
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Moriarty was maybe a bit lucky but yellow was the right call. He’s really put his team under the cosh.
George North has put in some great tackles.
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Moriarty was maybe a bit lucky but yellow was the right call. He’s really put his team under the cosh.
George North has put in some great tackles.
MillionMilesAway
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Moriarty was maybe a bit lucky but yellow was the right call. He’s really put his team under the cosh
If every tackle like that was red then there'd be no-one left. It wasn't violent, wasn't a clothesline and didn't really swing, more of a stretch.
I would love to see this French side play Australia - it would be ridiculously attacking. Having a strong French side is a good thing for the Six Nations too.
Tim of the Oak
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If every tackle like that was red then there'd be no-one left. It wasn't violent, wasn't a clothesline and didn't really swing, more of a stretch.
I would love to see this French side play Australia - it would be ridiculously attacking. Having a strong French side is a good thing for the Six Nations too.
I agree mate. It’s just the refs seem to have been inconsistent in their decision making and a forceful high tackle to the head / top of the neck runs a bit of a risk. Yellow was right.
The French play is exhilarating but it would make sense for them to cover the fullback space.
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Tim of the Oak
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Lucky for Wales, France are big time bottlers. They could be 20 points up at ht and I still wouldn't back them.
That’s in the 6 Nations. France have the better pedigree in World Cups. That shouldn’t count for a lot but lack of big game World Cup wins weighed heavily on Ireland yesterday.
MillionMilesAway
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The five points in missed kicks keeps Wales in touch. However it may also keep the French concentrating!
MillionMilesAway
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That French no. 5 has been a penalty merchant for years, and that's a clear decision for the ref. Insane behaviour.
Big break for Wales. Big test for the French now.
Big break for Wales. Big test for the French now.
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Stupid, likely to cost his team