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    Eddie Jones must be loving this.

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    Fantastic game and outcome, England certainly swinging low at Twickenham the (former) 'Temple of Doom for French teams'

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    I expected more from Italy based on their previous matches, but a disappointing home result for them v Wales


    One more match in this round, Scotland hosting Ireland tonight.

    Final round of the 2023 6N next weekend
    Scotland v Italy
    France v Wales
    Ireland v England

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    Quote Originally Posted by Loy Toy View Post
    Eddie Jones must be loving this.
    Hoping to read his comments - he'll be diplomatic in an Eddie sort of way, with a smile.

    England looked well off the pace, simply out-paced for many of those tries.

    Biggest ever loss at Twickenham and third biggest loss ever, and before this match the next generation their Under 20s lost 7-42 to France, not the best of days.

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    The death of English Rugby

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    ^ nah, England didn't show up...

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    Quote Originally Posted by DrWilly View Post
    The death of English Rugby
    It's cyclical, innit bruv. They'll be back, just like the Wallabies ca.... Oh . . .

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    Only a few years ago the All Blacks were slaughtering every other team globally and these days it is not a surprise when every team can beat any other side.

    The improvement of the Northern Hemisphere sides over the last 5 years is great for the game.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Loy Toy View Post
    The improvement of the Northern Hemisphere
    You do realise England is in the Northern Hemisphere?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DrWilly View Post
    You do realise England is in the Northern Hemisphere?
    Didn't they spit their dummy and Brexit that one as well??



    Quote Originally Posted by Loy Toy View Post
    The improvement of the Northern Hemisphere sides over the last 5 years is great for the game.
    Agred, it was fairly well just a matter of AB, Wobblies or the Boks . . . now it's Ireland and the Froggies at times.


    England has a large base of players in many levels to rise to the pros, probably more than anywhere else. They'll be back.

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    England got a Rugby lesson from the French. They will prolly get another one from Ireland. Not sure if it’s a good time for them with a new coaching team, and the squad in disarray.

    Too close to the RWC in France next year. It’s a long way back for them all.
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    ^ RWC just six months away, opening match France v NZ 8 September, England's first match, v Argentina, 9 September.

    Until then, England face Ireland next week, then in August play Wales twice, and Fiji, as RWC preparation.

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    22-7 to the mighty men in green.

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    Quote Originally Posted by panama hat View Post
    now it's Ireland
    Quote Originally Posted by DrWilly View Post
    22-7 to the mighty men in green.
    They certainly are on a roll

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    What a titanic clash of the two New Zealand heavyweights!

    Blues 28 - 34 Crusaders

    Wooot! Go the red and black.

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    Final round of Six Nations

    France v Wales highlights


    Half-time now in Ireland v England, Ireland leading 10-6 at halftime; England's fullback Steward red-carded in the last minute of the first half leaving them with 14 for the rest of the match. A win for Ireland gives them the Grand Slam and 6N title

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    Final 6N for 2023


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    Quote Originally Posted by prawnograph View Post
    Final round of Six Nations

    France v Wales highlights


    Half-time now in Ireland v England, Ireland leading 10-6 at halftime; England's fullback Steward red-carded in the last minute of the first half leaving them with 14 for the rest of the match. A win for Ireland gives them the Grand Slam and 6N title
    World Rugby - 2023 Thread-b9387664-680b-47bd-87c5-970341bd36e5-jpeg

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    ^ My ancestry is half Pom and half Paddy but I am happy the Paddys won.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Loy Toy View Post
    ^ My ancestry is half Pom and half Paddy but I am happy the Paddys won.
    My ancestry is neither but I'm still happy Ireland beat the soap-dodgers

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    Melbourne Rebels played great footie in the first half really taking it to the Crusaders and went into the sheds with a 24-12 lead. The Rebels played well for the next ten minutes or so, but the in characteristic fashion the Crusaders came storming back scoring four second half tries winning with a bonus point 43-27. The scoreline doesn't tell the whole story though as the Rebels really pushed the champion Crusaders for the first fifty-five minutes.

    Good game. Well played, Rebels.
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    I was hoping for a Rebels win.
    Anything to encourage a non-Crusader title (again) in 2023.
    Only saw second half Chiefs v Fiji Drua, while Chiefs lead the comp still too unstructured for my liking, believe a top French or Irish team would take them to pieces.
    Blues/Waratahs and Force/Highlanders tomorrow

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    Blues should win handily. The bookies have them at 1.03 to win with the Tahs a longshot at 10.00. The Highlanders are favoured at 1.36 and the Force may be worth a flutter at 3.20.

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