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Come on England!
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So ...still have theTaffs, French and Italians to beat, but that may have been the deciding match of the 6 nations
How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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Swing low sweet chariot, coming down to Corals for me cash.
What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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That was indeed a big win. But it has only decided that Ireland cannot win the Grand Slam or the Triple Crown.Originally posted by Troll View PostSo ...still have theTaffs, French and Italians to beat, but that may have been the deciding match of the 6 nations
I suspect the championship won't be decided until the last game in Wales.Comment
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That was the toughest match England will have to play. But the last two games have shown England to be a far improvement over the shower that was sent to the World Cup.Comment
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Watched the game, first game I have watched in 20 years, first thing that came to my mind is that quite a few of these players must be banging the sterioids.Comment
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The six nations last year showed that.Originally posted by bobspud View PostThat was the toughest match England will have to play. But the last two games have shown England to be a far improvement over the shower that was sent to the World Cup.Comment
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Sure that isn't the body armour they are allowed to wear these days?Originally posted by minestrone View PostWatched the game, first game I have watched in 20 years, first thing that came to my mind is that quite a few of these players must be banging the sterioids.How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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I think Wales may pick things up after Saturday.Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostThat was indeed a big win. But it has only decided that Ireland cannot win the Grand Slam or the Triple Crown.
I suspect the championship won't be decided until the last game in Wales.Comment
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They have had some appalling luck with injuries, and nearly all those defeats in a row have been very close.Originally posted by norrahe View PostI think Wales may pick things up after Saturday.
How many will be back for the remaining games? That could make a big difference.Comment
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