| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread 06:22 - Sep 17 with 85772 views | SwansNZ |
Will anyone beat the All Blacks? NO
Will Wales get out of the group? YES
Does anyone care? Quite a few. [Post edited 31 Oct 2015 19:54]
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| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 09:53 - Oct 5 with 1536 views | Lord_Bony |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 08:57 - Oct 5 by perchrockjack |
Up early Phil.
Weak bladder |
"it leaves aswarm glow" |  |
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| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 10:49 - Oct 5 with 1507 views | Whiterockin |
Australia flanker Michael Hooper, 23, is cited for an alleged act of foul play in the World Cup match against England.
Could work in Wales favor this weekend. |  | | |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 11:48 - Oct 5 with 1488 views | orion3016 |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 10:49 - Oct 5 by Whiterockin |
Australia flanker Michael Hooper, 23, is cited for an alleged act of foul play in the World Cup match against England.
Could work in Wales favor this weekend. |
That would be a result cos him & pocock were outstanding
There's a huge advantage for whoever wins on Saturday |  |
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| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 12:17 - Oct 5 with 1470 views | perchrockjack |
Hope you thank me for these tap ins BONE.
As regards HOOPER, it really was a yellow bordering red and I ll be staggered if he s not banned.
Brilliant for us... he s a pain but Pocock a bigger one..
Just come back from hospital (free papers) and read about 6 f them.
Seemed to just find the sport pages.
Prince HARRY AND THE MIDDLETONS LOOKED SAD |  |
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| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 15:59 - Oct 5 with 1426 views | londonlisa2001 |
I see that an investigation has now been launched into whether English coaching staff illegally approached the match officials at half time. Supposedly there is video footage of it.
One thing that hasn't really been mentioned about the match is the officiating.
Given the pressures that Monmouth referred to earlier in the week about the 'desire' for England to go through, the refereeing was very fair and unbiased - the match officials did a good job of not bowing to any pressure to be 'homers'. | | | |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 16:08 - Oct 5 with 1423 views | jack247 |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 11:48 - Oct 5 by orion3016 |
That would be a result cos him & pocock were outstanding
There's a huge advantage for whoever wins on Saturday |
Gatlands team selection is going to be very interesting. He may feel that some need a rest, particularly if they have been carrying minor knocks. And he can almost afford to do it, with Australia presumably being huge favourites anyway.
On the other hand, he could really go for broke and try to set up a realistic passage to the final. I think he will go all in. | | | |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 16:44 - Oct 5 with 1413 views | Professor |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 16:08 - Oct 5 by jack247 |
Gatlands team selection is going to be very interesting. He may feel that some need a rest, particularly if they have been carrying minor knocks. And he can almost afford to do it, with Australia presumably being huge favourites anyway.
On the other hand, he could really go for broke and try to set up a realistic passage to the final. I think he will go all in. |
I would agree-Scotland or Japan would be an easier option than SA who are building momentum. Semis are a real possibility and let's see from there | | | |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 17:17 - Oct 5 with 1396 views | jack247 |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 16:44 - Oct 5 by Professor |
I would agree-Scotland or Japan would be an easier option than SA who are building momentum. Semis are a real possibility and let's see from there |
The semis then would in all likelihood be Ireland or France, so we would have as good a chance as any in our half of the draw of reaching the final.
Would mean beating Australia though..... | | | |
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| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 17:25 - Oct 5 with 1385 views | ImAlrightJack |
The Engurluders were staying up last last night celebrating, singing about chariots swinging low and going on and on chanting about that bloody rose......
Celebrating their qualification for the next World Cup!!!  | | | |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 17:42 - Oct 5 with 1373 views | perchrockjack |
Poite should have redded Burgess and Farrell without question and Hooper too so he was not that great.
Scrums were better reffed | |
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| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 17:53 - Oct 5 with 1367 views | londonlisa2001 |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 17:42 - Oct 5 by perchrockjack |
Poite should have redded Burgess and Farrell without question and Hooper too so he was not that great.
Scrums were better reffed |
My point was that they were fair and the worry pre game about them 'helping' England didn't materialise.
Reds for Burgess and Farrell would have been harsh and at that point, yellow / red didn't matter as there were less than 10 mins to go. Burgess should have seen yellow as well though.
The Hooper one I'm not sure about - haven't watched it again, but at the time it didn't seem that bad? He cleared Brown out very strongly - is the accusation that he went in without using his arms? | | | |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 18:16 - Oct 5 with 1359 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 17:53 - Oct 5 by londonlisa2001 |
My point was that they were fair and the worry pre game about them 'helping' England didn't materialise.
Reds for Burgess and Farrell would have been harsh and at that point, yellow / red didn't matter as there were less than 10 mins to go. Burgess should have seen yellow as well though.
The Hooper one I'm not sure about - haven't watched it again, but at the time it didn't seem that bad? He cleared Brown out very strongly - is the accusation that he went in without using his arms? |
Brown then took the law into his own hands and had Hooper on the floor. Plus the ref said there was nothing doing |  |
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| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 18:17 - Oct 5 with 1359 views | Banosswan |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 17:53 - Oct 5 by londonlisa2001 |
My point was that they were fair and the worry pre game about them 'helping' England didn't materialise.
Reds for Burgess and Farrell would have been harsh and at that point, yellow / red didn't matter as there were less than 10 mins to go. Burgess should have seen yellow as well though.
The Hooper one I'm not sure about - haven't watched it again, but at the time it didn't seem that bad? He cleared Brown out very strongly - is the accusation that he went in without using his arms? |
From memory I think he flew in off his feet with no arms. |  |
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| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 18:33 - Oct 5 with 1350 views | waynekerr55 |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 09:35 - Oct 5 by WarwickHunt |
Doc said it's TERMINAL. |
😂😂😂😂😂 |  |
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| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 19:09 - Oct 5 with 1333 views | SwansNZ |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 11:48 - Oct 5 by orion3016 |
That would be a result cos him & pocock were outstanding
There's a huge advantage for whoever wins on Saturday |
Every little helps (if he’d banned).
To be honest, it didn’t look that bad, although I’ve not watched it since. | |
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| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 19:18 - Oct 5 with 1328 views | SwansNZ |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 16:08 - Oct 5 by jack247 |
Gatlands team selection is going to be very interesting. He may feel that some need a rest, particularly if they have been carrying minor knocks. And he can almost afford to do it, with Australia presumably being huge favourites anyway.
On the other hand, he could really go for broke and try to set up a realistic passage to the final. I think he will go all in. |
Our best XV, no doubt about it. Winning this game would set up a likely path to the final of Scotland and Ireland, as opposed to South Africa and New Zealand. | |
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| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 19:31 - Oct 5 with 1319 views | waynekerr55 |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 09:53 - Oct 5 by Lord_Bony |
"it leaves aswarm glow" |
Aswarm?
Was that a 90's pop star? Or was that Aswad? | |
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| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 19:32 - Oct 5 with 1317 views | SwansNZ |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 15:59 - Oct 5 by londonlisa2001 |
I see that an investigation has now been launched into whether English coaching staff illegally approached the match officials at half time. Supposedly there is video footage of it.
One thing that hasn't really been mentioned about the match is the officiating.
Given the pressures that Monmouth referred to earlier in the week about the 'desire' for England to go through, the refereeing was very fair and unbiased - the match officials did a good job of not bowing to any pressure to be 'homers'. |
I thought Poite had a good game. A few times I felt he let England hold onto the ball a bit long after the tackle, but he did penalise them numerous times for it too, and heavily penalised their scrum. He should have penalised Dan Cole for taking Ashley-Cooper(?) without the ball, after he nearly intercepted an England pass. TMO said to have a word with the England player. Have a word FFS. | |
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| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 20:46 - Oct 5 with 1288 views | monmouth |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 15:59 - Oct 5 by londonlisa2001 |
I see that an investigation has now been launched into whether English coaching staff illegally approached the match officials at half time. Supposedly there is video footage of it.
One thing that hasn't really been mentioned about the match is the officiating.
Given the pressures that Monmouth referred to earlier in the week about the 'desire' for England to go through, the refereeing was very fair and unbiased - the match officials did a good job of not bowing to any pressure to be 'homers'. |
Yes, that was heartwarming. I really thought Poite would buckle. |  |
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| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 21:01 - Oct 5 with 1277 views | WarwickHunt |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 19:31 - Oct 5 by waynekerr55 |
Aswarm?
Was that a 90's pop star? Or was that Aswad? |
Aswarm.
Who could forget their bee-sides? *
*rubbish vinyl pun. Young people, ask your parents. |  | | |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 21:12 - Oct 5 with 1265 views | dickythorpe |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 21:01 - Oct 5 by WarwickHunt |
Aswarm.
Who could forget their bee-sides? *
*rubbish vinyl pun. Young people, ask your parents. |
Don't turn around |  | | |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 21:38 - Oct 5 with 1247 views | SwansNZ |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 21:01 - Oct 5 by WarwickHunt |
Aswarm.
Who could forget their bee-sides? *
*rubbish vinyl pun. Young people, ask your parents. |
You have to be at least 45 to understand that. | |
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| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 21:55 - Oct 5 with 1216 views | waynekerr55 |
| The Official Rugby World Cup Thread on 21:51 - Oct 5 by dickythorpe |
It sounds like a wound oozing with puss on your lower leg.
"Yes doctor I will get some cream for my ansckybis right away!" |
For that post alone, Perchie has to be a shoe in for either poster of the year, or the lifetime award. [Post edited 5 Oct 2015 21:55]
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