The Rugby Thread
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Pretty much anything other than the plan of kick it and drop it.
But actually putting the ball through the hands a bit might have been worth a try no?
Calm down anyway squire. Your anger clearly shows your 'indifference' to the result is a front.
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Wales played like it was the first time they'd seen them.
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Wow.
Just Wow.
You’re embarrassing yourself mate.
Maybe send your CV in to take over Eddie. You clearly know more than Gatland and we got absolutely slaughtered that game.
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Ok mate.
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Well if you think it was a good idea to try and arm-wrestle the strongest team in the tournament then fair enough.
Considering South Africa won without playing well at all I'd say it's fairly clear it didn't work.
If England do the same next weekend I'll be almost as narked as you clearly are.
Considering South Africa won without playing well at all I'd say it's fairly clear it didn't work.
If England do the same next weekend I'll be almost as narked as you clearly are.
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I certainly hope most Welsh people actually wanted Wales to win more than they want England to lose.
If not that would be very sad.
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Let’s just hope that SA can really raise their game to the astronomical heights that England have set. I mean, they don’t deserve to be mentioned in the same breath after that embarrassing display of rugby do they. Just another little plucky country that should consider themselves lucky just to be able to witness the amazing rugby that England will play against them on Saturday.
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Its just a case of whether you’re naturally an optimist or a pessimist.
It was win win for me today.
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England played much much better yesterday than South Africa did today.
Pretty sure most South Africans would acknowledge that was an error-strewn performance.
Personally I find their style quite dull to watch as a neutral but it's effective so that's fair enough.
But they weren't doing their thing very well today and still won. They won't need to necessarily change their approach against England but they will need to perform much better than they did today.
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God I'd hate to see you on a losing day!
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But you’d acknowledge they’re a quality outfit, no?
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And you’re arrogance, is even more prevalent when you win.
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It's the first time I've heard someone suggest this tbf. Plus, now we're up against a wounded NZ playing with no pressure.
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I never thought I'd see this thread become like the Spurs match threads 
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Normally yes.
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Your
E17yid
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Normally. Christ. Unbelievable.
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