Originally posted by zeitghost
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Originally posted by oscarose View PostT'was a decent effort by England and could have nicked it at the end. Despite the 2-0 series defeat, IMO they are still going the right direction since the world cup shambles.
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Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostI spent the afternoon supporting my son's junior golf team at an away match in Letchworth, where the rain held off.
It meant I only caught a few minutes of South Africa v England in the clubhouse. A decent performance by all accounts, despite losing our five-eighths to injury early doors. I did see skipper J.P. get himself sin-binned though, silly sod.
I realised yesterday morning, I was indeed watching a recording of Wales vs. Aus when I posted in a slight haze.
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Originally posted by oscarose View PostPaddy is getting hammered in the ODI cricket too vs. the convicts
The taffs are holding up so far in the rugby...
At least a good sporting day on the box, no golf due to waterlogging
It meant I only caught a few minutes of South Africa v England in the clubhouse. A decent performance by all accounts, despite losing our five-eighths to injury early doors. I did see skipper J.P. get himself sin-binned though, silly sod.
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I thought Germany's 4 to Greece's 2 was bad enough. Don't the irish have a goalkeeper?
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Ireland down under - oh dear
Ireland are taking a right tonking from NZ, 53-0 and 15 mins to go. Come on the Paddies! Give us a try!Tags: None
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