big difference, England always underachieve, France have been genuinely good on many ocacssions
big difference, England always underachieve, France have been genuinely good on many ocacssions
against one teamOriginally Posted by Bobcock
That's right, it can only be good if it's against New Zealand....how silly of me....
I was at the 1999 Semi Final.....funny as hell....the KeeWees were the most bratty fans I have ever encountered in rugby anywhere on that day.....
Even know of one group setting fire to a French flag, being held by a Frenchman....
Doesn't quite make up for sinking the Rainbow Warrior...does it?Originally Posted by Bobcock
Round 11
No hair pulling here, lads.
Friday 24 April
Chiefs v Force - Chiefs
Brumbies v Highlanders - Highlanders (Smith, Smith, and Fekitoa are to be rested. Never fear, the Southern Men have Fumiaki Tanaka stepping up at halfback)
Saturday, 25 April
Crusaders v Blues - Crusaders (C'mon 'saders...fer krist's sake...)
Waratahs V Rebels - Waratahs
Lions v Cheetahs - Lions (Big loss for the Cheetahs as Willie La Roux is out injured)
Stormers v Bulls - Stormers (Huge derby clash with the Stormers full of confidence after a good Antipodean tour)
Sunday, 26 April
Reds v Hurricanes - Hurricanes ('cos I'm heaps impressed with that fullback of theirs, Milner-Scudder)
pues, estamos aqui
Seems True hasn't paid their Setanta bill this week....
No signal.
Not missing much, Chiefs 30-8 over the force.
Astro here in Malaysia is putting the blame on Setanta.
Wot a way to screw up my Friday afternoon, Setanta.
Damn, 2nd half match.
Chiefs 35-27
And signal is back for the Brumbies v Highlanders...
Brumbies are all over them, 31-6 at the break.
Pocock, 3 tries from mauls...
FT 31-18
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[QUOTE=happynz;3003376]Round 11
No hair pulling here, lads.boom...boom
Seems Sam Burgess is doing rather well since they started playing him at flanker.
Sam Burgess put in a man-of-the-match display as Bath beat London Irish to move up to second in the Premiership.
George Ford kicked four penalties for the hosts but the Exiles led at half-time thanks to Tom Court's touchdown.
However, tries from Leroy Houston, Jonathan Joseph and Matt Banahan after the break re-established Bath's lead.
Cross-code star Burgess, playing at flanker, then went over for the bonus-point try, before Semesa Rokoduguni and Blair Cowan traded late scores.
Burgess, who started in the pack for the first time in Bath's win over Newcastle Falcons a fortnight ago, was again impressive in both defence and attack, and capped his excellent performance with a third Premiership try.
BBC Sport - Premiership: Bath 43-18 London Irish
Saders 29 - 15 over the Blues....
jaysus christ spare me...he was always going to be a loose forward...but the word is he will be back in Sydney next season.Originally Posted by buriramboy
Tahs hold of the Rebels 18 - 16 in the wet.
Reds v Canes kicking off.
By the balls?Originally Posted by Necron99
Reds blow an early 2 try lead to trail 12 - 20 at the break.
English management...uselessOriginally Posted by buriramboy
Round 12
Tipping For Dummies
By happynz
Friday 1 May
Highlanders v Sharks - Highlanders
Brumbies v Waratahs - Brumbies
Saturday 2 May
Blues v Force - Blues
Hurricanes v Crusaders - Crusaders
Rebels v Chiefs - Rebels (longshot special)
Cheetahs v Stormers - Stormers
Bulls v Lions - Lions (longshot special v.2.0)
I haven't checked the odds. Is that the way the bookies are calling it?Originally Posted by happynz
^ nah, I'll take reponsibility for my own picks.
Originally Posted by happynz
Sharks flogged by the Landers 48-15
Brumbies lead the Tahs 10-7 in a very brutal derby...
Tahs 13 - 10
Lots of sore lads in the Wallaby camp tomorrow...
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