Six Nations 17/18
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Ireland U20 v France U20, U20 Six Championship, Stade Chaban Delmas, Bordeaux. Kick-Off: 8.00pm Irish Time
15. Michael Silvester 14. Peter Sullivan 13. David McCarthy 12. Tommy O'Brien (C) 11. James McCarthy 10. Harry Byrne 9. Jonny Stewart 1. Jordan Duggan 2. Ronan Kelleher 3. Jack Aungier 4. Cormac Daly 5. Jack Dunne 6. Matthew Dalton 7. Aaron Hall 8. Jack O'Sullivan
16. Diarmuid Barron 17. James French 18. Tom O'Toole 19. Ronan Coffey 20. Sean Masterson 21. Hugh O'Sullivan 22. Angus Curtis 23. Angus Kernohan
Brennan jnr playing for the French as a TH.
15. Michael Silvester 14. Peter Sullivan 13. David McCarthy 12. Tommy O'Brien (C) 11. James McCarthy 10. Harry Byrne 9. Jonny Stewart 1. Jordan Duggan 2. Ronan Kelleher 3. Jack Aungier 4. Cormac Daly 5. Jack Dunne 6. Matthew Dalton 7. Aaron Hall 8. Jack O'Sullivan
16. Diarmuid Barron 17. James French 18. Tom O'Toole 19. Ronan Coffey 20. Sean Masterson 21. Hugh O'Sullivan 22. Angus Curtis 23. Angus Kernohan
Brennan jnr playing for the French as a TH.
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The way I see things.
The 4 home nations are as even as they have ever been in the pro era.
Ireland and England will be strong but I actually think Wales injuries has forced Gatland to clear the decks and bring in new blood which he should have done anyway but wouldn't do.
The Scarlets players, Navidi and Adams are on form
making wales a different proposition but if Gatland plays Warren ball it won't suit them.
Never thought I would say it but I think Scotland look the real deal.
Cotter put in the foundations that Townsend has built upon.
He has combined the traditional Scottish energy with intelligence, guile and player empowerment.
However if they have a reliance on the Laborious Laidlaw they will come unstuck.
Its been no coincidence that they have performed superbly in his absence.
As last championship proved if you take Italy out of it only England won away from home when they were lucky in Cardiff.
Performing away from home must be key such are the small margins.
Can't therefore see any one team winning a slam but think it may come down to bonus points.
France are going backwards due to their system but Italy can hopefully build on the improvement shown by their club sides.
Fancy us then England, Scots, Welsh, French then Italians but certainly wouldn't bet on it.
The 4 home nations are as even as they have ever been in the pro era.
Ireland and England will be strong but I actually think Wales injuries has forced Gatland to clear the decks and bring in new blood which he should have done anyway but wouldn't do.
The Scarlets players, Navidi and Adams are on form
making wales a different proposition but if Gatland plays Warren ball it won't suit them.
Never thought I would say it but I think Scotland look the real deal.
Cotter put in the foundations that Townsend has built upon.
He has combined the traditional Scottish energy with intelligence, guile and player empowerment.
However if they have a reliance on the Laborious Laidlaw they will come unstuck.
Its been no coincidence that they have performed superbly in his absence.
As last championship proved if you take Italy out of it only England won away from home when they were lucky in Cardiff.
Performing away from home must be key such are the small margins.
Can't therefore see any one team winning a slam but think it may come down to bonus points.
France are going backwards due to their system but Italy can hopefully build on the improvement shown by their club sides.
Fancy us then England, Scots, Welsh, French then Italians but certainly wouldn't bet on it.
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Rob bloody Kearney and Ferg McFeckinFadden...
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R Kearney; K Earls, R Henshaw, B Aki, J Stockdale; J Sexton, C Murray
C Healy, R Best (capt), T Furlong, James Ryan, I Henderson, P O’Mahony, J van der Flier, CJ Stander
S Cronin, J McGrath, John Ryan, D Toner, D Leavy, L McGrath, J Carbery, F McFadden.
The rumoured team was out by one. McGrath covering SH rather than Marmion.
C Healy, R Best (capt), T Furlong, James Ryan, I Henderson, P O’Mahony, J van der Flier, CJ Stander
S Cronin, J McGrath, John Ryan, D Toner, D Leavy, L McGrath, J Carbery, F McFadden.
The rumoured team was out by one. McGrath covering SH rather than Marmion.
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I reckon England to beat Ireland in Grand Slam decider. Then Wales, Scotland, France and Italy in descending order.
As for Week 1 - wins for Wales, Ireland and England. If the Welsh are smart they will target the scrum. The Scots are missing at least 2 LHs, 3 hookers and 3 THs! French ref as well Mr Gauzere.
As for Week 1 - wins for Wales, Ireland and England. If the Welsh are smart they will target the scrum. The Scots are missing at least 2 LHs, 3 hookers and 3 THs! French ref as well Mr Gauzere.
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Yup, the same Fergus McFadden who ripped us a new one at the RDS a few weeks back.shamalicious wrote:Rob bloody Kearney and Ferg McFeckinFadden...
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So were Hendy and Gilly.Wee Woman wrote:Rory was in the public gallery in court today according to Radio Ulster tonight.Shan wrote:Yerra players must have had a free day or something. Still it doesn't say much they'd want to spend free time in Belfast. What are they like.Snipe Watson wrote:Rory and Hendy were in Belfast today too.
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Can't argue with that team.
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Refs for the 6N:
Wales v Scotland - Pascal Gauzere
France v Ireland - Nigel Owens
Italy v England - Mathieu Raynal
Ireland v Italy - Romain Poite
England v Wales - Jérôme Garcès
Scotland v France - John Lacey
France v Italy - Wayne Barnes
Ireland v Wales - Glen Jackson
Scotland v England - Nigel Owens
Ireland v Scotland - Wayne Barnes
France v England - Jaco Peyper
Wales v Italy - Jérôme Garcès
Italy v Scotland - Pascal Gauzere
England v Ireland - Angus Gardner
Wales v France - Ben O'Keeffe
Wales v Scotland - Pascal Gauzere
France v Ireland - Nigel Owens
Italy v England - Mathieu Raynal
Ireland v Italy - Romain Poite
England v Wales - Jérôme Garcès
Scotland v France - John Lacey
France v Italy - Wayne Barnes
Ireland v Wales - Glen Jackson
Scotland v England - Nigel Owens
Ireland v Scotland - Wayne Barnes
France v England - Jaco Peyper
Wales v Italy - Jérôme Garcès
Italy v Scotland - Pascal Gauzere
England v Ireland - Angus Gardner
Wales v France - Ben O'Keeffe
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Hope not. On St Paddy's day I'll be surrounded by Lionel wendyball fans who are all being rugger chaps for the day.Neill_M wrote:I reckon England to beat Ireland in Grand Slam decider.
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I give upshamalicious wrote:Rob bloody Kearney and Ferg McFeckinFadden...
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Let's be honest, an u14s winger could have ran in the scores he didSnipe Watson wrote:Yup, the same Fergus McFadden who ripped us a new one at the RDS a few weeks back.shamalicious wrote:Rob bloody Kearney and Ferg McFeckinFadden...
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Good starting team and very strong bench. Delighted to see Josef go for James Ryan. Guy looks the business. Scary second row for the opposition. Back row perfect in the absence of SOB. Also delighted to see McGrath as reserve 9. Reward for excellent performance as it should be. Fergus the same. Unsung hero. Carbery may be the flaky one but he has the class.Neill_M wrote:R Kearney; K Earls, R Henshaw, B Aki, J Stockdale; J Sexton, C Murray
C Healy, R Best (capt), T Furlong, James Ryan, I Henderson, P O’Mahony, J van der Flier, CJ Stander
S Cronin, J McGrath, John Ryan, D Toner, D Leavy, L McGrath, J Carbery, F McFadden.
The rumoured team was out by one. McGrath covering SH rather than Marmion.
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Ireland weak at 15 and 23
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Some horsesh1t. Ya tool.Russ wrote: Let's be honest, an u14s winger could have ran in the scores he did
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