MCFC BOB
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And now the English have to support the French.
Haha.
Haha.
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Six Nations
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law74
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Who said the Welsh could sing?
pauldominic
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We're not supporting anyone and there is an older thread.
I must admit I'm still in mourning after a shocking defeat.
However I'd point out that England had a massive leadership deficit and its interesting comparing this team to the one to 8 years ago.
Absolutely no excuses after such a brilliant performance by Ireland.
They have a structure that suits them perfectly.
I must admit I'm still in mourning after a shocking defeat.
However I'd point out that England had a massive leadership deficit and its interesting comparing this team to the one to 8 years ago.
Absolutely no excuses after such a brilliant performance by Ireland.
They have a structure that suits them perfectly.
Patientman63
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It soothes the sheeplaw74 said:Who said the Welsh could sing?
law74
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Kris_Musampa said:It soothes the sheeplaw74 said:Who said the Welsh could sing?
Not the way their rugby side were singing land of my fathers
Patientman63
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law74 said:Kris_Musampa said:It soothes the sheep
Not the way their rugby side were singing land of my fathers
TBF they are much better at worrying the sheep
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those very same sheep will be terrified when next saturday rolls around. the taffs will have to release some pent up frustration after england slap them.
pauldominic
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AntonDonJuan said:Cricket and now the rugby :(
In terms of Cricket, the ashes matter a lot more :)
Phleeper
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The Aviva Stadium looked very nice, it just rubs it in that we won't be there in May
Very good Irish wing. The Irish players were excellent. Earls deserves a mention for being messed about a bit, but played a blinder. Irish player of the Championship in my opinion. Wally was class, DOC was brilliant. Just excellent games from everyone.
But in these recessionary times, and watching a new govt come in here in Ireland, we've gone from a time of dispair to a time of almost hope.
We saw the Late Late show last night (the Irish talk show) and they were doing an Irish culture thing, all Irish, sports stars, literature, business people on the show..etc. But on the break it showed videos of Irish people around the world saying a quick hello to everyone. And it was almost sad.
And in times like this, there's nothing like beating the old enemy. No matter how many things change, no matter how much times pass. There really is nothing like beating England, be it cricket or rugby. Back to simple old times. Nothing really changes.
But in these recessionary times, and watching a new govt come in here in Ireland, we've gone from a time of dispair to a time of almost hope.
We saw the Late Late show last night (the Irish talk show) and they were doing an Irish culture thing, all Irish, sports stars, literature, business people on the show..etc. But on the break it showed videos of Irish people around the world saying a quick hello to everyone. And it was almost sad.
And in times like this, there's nothing like beating the old enemy. No matter how many things change, no matter how much times pass. There really is nothing like beating England, be it cricket or rugby. Back to simple old times. Nothing really changes.