An away TBP win should leave England has clear favourites. Especially having seen the other sides play.tigerburnie wrote:Clinical English performance, won all the collisions and were mostly on the front foot in pretty much all aspects of the game, throws the competition wide open now.
Six Nations 18/19
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Some things about that Irish performance I don't buy there was not one attempted Schmidt type power play from lineout or scrum and we certainly had a few in attacking positions. That doesn't add up for me.
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tigerburnie wrote:Brutal looking game no real loser there, England just seem to have the edge this week.
Congrats TB, England did their homework, prepped well, put pressure on and we didn't find a way to get back in to the match. We overplayed trying to get back into it and played into England's strategy. I thought Sexton should've done a bit more to get us on the right road. Henshaw not fit, wrong selection. Playing 15 is a lung buster, he wasn't match fit.
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Agreed, and Cooney should have been on a lot earlier. Murray was almost as poor today as he was for Munster a couple of weeks ago. No player should be immune from tactical substitution.Dave wrote:Cooney scored a try which was something positive. Unless you mean the starting 9-15 only?
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Yes. I'd go further and say the team and coaches should be shot if they don't slam it now.Dave wrote:An away TBP win should leave England has clear favourites. Especially having seen the other sides play.tigerburnie wrote:Clinical English performance, won all the collisions and were mostly on the front foot in pretty much all aspects of the game, throws the competition wide open now.
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JS might be wondering the same. I think the team looked fairly rattled as everything they tried resulted in being smashed back behind the gainline. The likes of Ryan, Stander, Furlong, Toner etc. all well marshalled. Was it just a collective off day or a cause for concern?UlsterNo9 wrote:Some things about that Irish performance I don't buy there was not one attempted Schmidt type power play from lineout or scrum and we certainly had a few in attacking positions. That doesn't add up for me.
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I was feck off, then I remembered how the scummy IRFU treated PJ and wee Stu... Slap it up them.
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Complete ambivalence from me Mr Brown.
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England in Caaaaaaardiff is the stumbling block potentially, but we really ought to win our home games, Scotland aren't bad but if England find the same game as today it should be straight foreward. Never take Italy or France for granted, but we should win those 2.
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He’d certainly put in a better show than Earls who is so utterly ineffective against any tier 1 nation. But alas if you look at the player ratings out already in the shinner press it’s Rory and Stockcubes fault.Dave wrote:Zebo would walk onto that team.
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A good result in disguise — brings the Irish expectation back to reality .
Earls’s defence has always been suspect — mucho guts but not the brightest star in the heavens approach frequently .
Farrell won the out half duel and Sexton had an old record look to his game - looked like he expected to get hit every time he got the ball - every touch had a nerves written in Capitals .
It was a game for McCloskey at 12 — structured first or second phase - rather than random dashes here there and every where
Ireland tried to play at pace but it was to predictable and rushed and insufficient support thus every ball carrier was facing two tacklers pure Saracens
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Earls’s defence has always been suspect — mucho guts but not the brightest star in the heavens approach frequently .
Farrell won the out half duel and Sexton had an old record look to his game - looked like he expected to get hit every time he got the ball - every touch had a nerves written in Capitals .
It was a game for McCloskey at 12 — structured first or second phase - rather than random dashes here there and every where
Ireland tried to play at pace but it was to predictable and rushed and insufficient support thus every ball carrier was facing two tacklers pure Saracens
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Stockdale had by far the most metres gained of any Irish player. No other player was gathering that ball either. He's the tallest back.TopPoster wrote:He’d certainly put in a better show than Earls who is so utterly ineffective against any tier 1 nation. But alas if you look at the player ratings out already in the shinner press it’s Rory and Stockcubes fault.Dave wrote:Zebo would walk onto that team.
CJ Stander: 11 carries, 6 metres gained. Nothing said.
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Two things about this.rumncoke wrote:A good result in disguise — brings the Irish expectation back to reality .
Earls’s defence has always been suspect — mucho guts but not the brightest star in the heavens approach frequently .
Farrell won the out half duel and Sexton had an old record look to his game - looked like he expected to get hit every time he got the ball - every touch had a nerves written in Capitals .
It was a game for McCloskey at 12 — structured first or second phase - rather than random dashes here there and every where
Ireland tried to play at pace but it was to predictable and rushed and insufficient support thus every ball carrier was facing two tacklers pure Saracens
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Ireland were not allowed to play, not sure it is the fault of any players, the England game plan was carried out effectively and the press defence was so strong, Ireland were often forced back from the gain line, difficult to launch anything when you lose the collisions.