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Liz Fraser wrote:Away yes but teams don't tend to throw a home game.in front of their fans.
Even we don't do that.
I’d cgree that is definitely the case at the outset in a home game, however given this was a nothing game for Quins, the fact that they came back from twice being well out of it is very commendable on their part, even if Wasps presumably also pressed the self destruct button.

Wasps could actually be out of it by the time we play them depending on how other results go. Of course whether we would still be good enough to beat them given our general away performances of late (bar Quins) is a different matter.
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The Wasps game is an ideal scenario for us but we aren't the sort of team that can rock up anywhere expecting to win.
If we think Wasps have nothing to play and we aren't on the money, we will catch a huge cold.
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UlsterNo9 wrote:
BaggyTrousers wrote:
9 I literally couldn't disagree with you more, and of course, Ron'n who still clings to the belief that Girrid was unlucky rather than absolutely stupid on that day of infamy, 5/4/2014.

The Stade Rochelais winger did absolutely nothing wrong, effectively he made no attempt to contact Chuck but the angle of Chuck's defensive jump took him into the player's path. He did nothing whatsoever, as harsh a yellow card as you will ever see - mind you I was grateful for it, it opened the door into a game in which we weren't firing a shot.
Terrible post Baggy, make contact with a player in the air and you are adjudged not to be able to contest is a technical yellow, unless player lands on his feet. Charlie did play like superman today but fly he cannot.

You've lost the run of yourself using anything uttered by Ron'n to add weight to an argument in either direction. You really must be sick, wishing you and Mrs T a full and speedy recovery :stir:
You need to watch it again, Charles jumped into him making a bloody good attempt at flight. I struggle to understand why people struggle with the idea that jumping in the air makes you right in all circumstances, ludicrous yellow.

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Wasps are shyte. We'll fecking hoke them.

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Dave wrote:Wasps are shyte. We'll fecking hoke them.

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Harsh yellow.... also surprised no one has commented on Gilroy who appears lucky not have seen at least a yellow..

Great turn out from LAR supporters... and for the record did I not predict a narrow win for us and back it up that I would streak naked at next home game.. why does no one listen.

Also said a while back that it come down to Wasps game and also that there is very good chance that they will be more interested in their own league...
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promsandwich wrote:
Dave wrote:Wasps are shyte. We'll fecking hoke them.

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I didn't go to the game today, preferring to watch it at home (also had the worst dose of the dreaded lurgy this week).

What a great result, good to see strong leadership from Best and Hendy. Great shifts put in by AOC, Ludik & Cooney and I hope FOLK can see just what we have been missing for months (DC).

Kudos to big Stevo for having the kahunas to speak out about SL at the end of the game, you could see he was busting to say it but at the same time knew that perhaps he shouldn't. Interesting nonetheless.

Also a great result at The Stoop tonight, deary me Wasps but thanks a million .
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Special mention for Cooney for starting on the big prop after dumping him into touch. Great attitude and just what was needed.

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jean valjean wrote:Special mention for Cooney for starting on the big prop after dumping him into touch. Great attitude and just what was needed.

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What I still find strange about our performances for me is that I expect a team going out to put things rights to at least look as if they are going to do it from the whistle... with this side we still need to wait fro something to happen.. against Munster it took the second half and a red card and even today we didn't offer much if anything until the card... credit for doing what we did but remember I said we would win this one all week.. but why does it take a spark to suddenly do something...
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Happy days today. So good to see the guys up for it... and the rub of the green going our way. This is why we keep coming back week after week, why we put up with the dross. Whatever happens next week it's still happy days today. Onwards and upwards.

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Spotted in the bar today Image
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It was almost as if Gilroy to a hit for the team. Got Ludik as close to his proper position as Kiss is willing to play him and got Our best 13 on the pitch at 13!


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