They did it at the behest of the French as they were concerned that ticket sales would be affected by the release of the tickets for the Paris Olympics
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Thatâs madness .I thought rubby lads were meant to be bidness savy?
Do Argentina or England have any hope in their respective semis?
Nah, man.
Iâd imagine that is business savy no?
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Iâd give England a huge chance.
There will be a massive whiff of so what off of the next four years of the Six Nations as well.
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England have a better chance against South Africa than they would have had against the French. England will keep it tight and the match will be played out by the packs. Very much depends on SA recovery
Weâre into the new 4 year cycle. This traditionally is the case as you no doubt know. Give it time. Itâll start to build again.
Rubbish. England never feared the French.
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Limerick didnt fear Tipp either for 30 years but still got bate more often than not.
Styles make games.
How twee.
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amateur hobby & pro sports mate
a world apart
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Yeah the hype over recent weeks has relegated the 6N to very much a secondary competition.
The Cork lads are well used to the triumph of experience over optimism after too many false dawns on Saturday evenings in pĂĄirc uĂ rinn
Sentimentâs a nawful thingâŚespecially in sport
It weakens the product if the big games happen in a 1/4 final
The final will be a big un?
The draw is the draw like.
Anything else is a fix.
Itâs ok for a draw to be tough. There are only 8 teams in it ffs.
Itâs nearly as bad as the hurling.
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The issue isnât the draw being the draw , itâs the timing of draw , too far in advance .
EPO massively improves recovery time
Youâre playing loose and fast with the word massively