Six Nations Rugby Championship 2015

[Lazarus]

ffs

[Sidney]

WTF? How can that be a scrum to Ireland?

[myboyblue]

@Lazarus

I take it he’s a major part of the reason Connacht aren’t as shit as usual. Will they/Can they hold on to him for long mbb?

Yes and yes. Unless of course the IRFU are encouraging rushed to move him to a bigger province .

[Julio_Geordio]

The scrum penalties are the most arbitrary thing ever

[Lazarus]

@Sidney

WTF? How can that be a scrum to Ireland?

This game makes no sense whatsoever

[Sidney]

Ireland got a penalty, yet England threw in from the resulting lineout.

There was no knock on there, yet Ireland get a scrum.

Can somebody please tell me what’s happening? Is there any logic to it, because I can’t see it.

[Julio_Geordio]

[QUOTE=“Sidney, post: 1100367, member: 183”]Ireland got a penalty, yet England threw in from the resulting lineout.

There was no knock on there, yet Ireland get a scrum.

Can somebody please tell me what’s happening? Is there any logic to it, because I can’t see it.[/QUOTE]

Something about your man kicking it and someone else picking it up. Seems to be allowed most of the time though

[Sidney]

“Ireland, in little pods, just shift it on, turn around, move it from side to side.”

Are they whales or something?

[Sidney]

Eddie Butler previewing Ireland v England:

“It will not caress your Sunday; it is the rutting season for stags.”

What?

http://www.independent.ie/sport/rugby/six-nations/comment-analysis/let-the-rutting-commence-31030975.html

[Julio_Geordio]

How do lads from other countries manage to catch the ball over their heads without a gaelic football background?

[Fagan_ODowd]

@Julio Geordio

How do lads from other countries manage to catch the ball over their heads without a gaelic football background?

I was amazed that Billy Vunipola managed to catch a high ball having had no discernible Gaelic Football background.

[Mac]

@ChocolateMice

I wouldn’t say glued mate, not in the slightest. I’ve football on the laptop and princess giving a running commentary on her night out last night

Did someone smash her back door in buddy?

[myboyblue]

@Fagan ODowd

I was amazed that Billy Vunipola managed to catch a high ball having had no discernible Gaelic Football background.

I’m surprised the whale can even tie his shoelaces

[anon61956325]

@Mac

Did someone smash her back door in buddy?

You’ve made similar comments about 6/7 times now over the last couple of months. You’ve used the Niall Moran gag about 20-30 times over the last couple of years… Are you a down syndrome?

[Mac]

@ChocolateMice

You’ve made similar comments about 6/7 times now over the last couple of months. You’ve used the Niall Moran gag about 20-30 times over the last couple of years… Are you a down syndrome?

I’ll take that as a yes so

[Julio_Geordio]

@Julio Geordio

How do lads from other countries manage to catch the ball over their heads without a gaelic football background?

Ozzies can catch the ball in the air as well apparently. Oz rules to thank in their case.

[Mac]

For what its worth too, i had given up the Niall Moran one until recently when @glasagusban[/USER] and [USER=1137]@The Big Cheese restarted it.

[Manuel_Zelaya]

@Manuel Zelaya

I still have concerns about Coach Lancaster. Napoleon Bonaparte’s observations about a lucky general springs to mind. He still doesn’t measure up to Martin Johnson’s achievements (and that’s just in a managerial not a playing respect). Lancaster despite 4 wins from 5 in each of the past 3 seasons has failed to deliver a Six Nation’s title. Johnno was bizarrely relieved of his managerial duties in 2011 a few short months after he had delivered the most coveted title in international rugby and England had been narrowly eliminated by France in the quarter final of the World Cup - a French side who subsequently lost out 9-8 to New Zealand in a final which the IRB essentially wouldn’t allow New Zealand to lose.

@myboyblue

Johnson was pitied by the players as a coach, a simple yokel who was tolerated due to his legacy as a player. I’m surprised at Manuel here.

[QUOTE=“Manuel Zelaya, post: 1099013, member: 377”]Johnno delivered a Championship title in 2011 - England’s only win since Johnno captained them to the Grand Slam in 2003.

Judgement should be reserved on Lancaster until such time as he starts to deliver silverware.[/QUOTE]

@myboyblue

He delivered nothing. A figurehead who was a laughing stock at that point. You’re embarrassing yourself now.

[QUOTE=“Manuel Zelaya, post: 1099081, member: 377”]The man you are calling a laughing stock is one of the greatest figures in the history of rugby, a colossus of the game - captain of a Grand Slam winning side, captain of a World Cup winning side, captain of a British Lions series winning side in South Africa, captain of a Leicester team who were the first side to retain the European Cup and coach of an England championship winning side. Johnno has delivered in spades.

You’re the one embarrassing yourself.[/QUOTE]

lost your tongue myboyblue?

As I’ve said many times, when it comes to the crunch, Lancaster doesn’t have it as a coach. That was just pitiful what he sent out today.

[myboyblue]

I said Johnson was a chump as a coach. He is. He was. I am right. Victory is mine. Victory is Irelands. Johnson will be sickened with that defeat. When someone explains it to him.

Victory.

[Manuel_Zelaya]

[QUOTE=“myboyblue, post: 1100425, member: 180”]I said Johnson was a chump as a coach. He is. He was. I am right. Victory is mine. Victory is Irelands. Johnson will be sickened with that defeat. When someone explains it to him.

Victory.[/QUOTE]

Johnno is the last England coach to deliver a Six Nations title. That’s a feat that’s looking increasingly beyond Lancaster’s capabilities.