I legit don't know anything about this, will try to find links later.Deano Deano Deano. After his tweet and pre match interview Biggar is already a shoe in for the tw4t of the week award and so there's no point trying to give him a run for his money.
Thought he would give Wales a chance to gain groundRussell winning MOTM and then kicking to the corner and losing ground is very on brand
The links are on this thread - check back a few pages. Interview is on youtube.I legit don't know anything about this, will try to find links later.
It's largely because of Pivac.Wales look exhausted.
Is this better than Pivac?
I legit don't know anything about this, will try to find links later.
And they're competing for it with us.Wooden spoon could genuinely be on the cards for Wales.
Not impossible in Paris, they won there last timeCongrats Scotland. Very clinical in the Welsh 22. Russell is overhyped, but he changed the game today. Scotland need to target the France game because 2nd is up for grabs now they've secured 3rd.
Wales are in trouble. Honestly they look a complete mess and Italy have to be targeting back to back wins and not getting the wooden spoon.
Not sure I agree with this. The obvious comparison is England, who have clearly seen a fair number of changes for the better. Time will provide more clarity but as it stands, what have Wales improved upon in the last two games from what went before?It's largely because of Pivac.
I think that in the last 6N and the Autumn Internationals team/player development was poorly managed and coached. There wasn't a platform to build on and Gatland is trying to piece together a team that's lost its identity and confidence. One of those games was against the best team in the world.Not sure I agree with this. The obvious comparison is England, who have clearly seen a fair number of changes for the better. Time will provide more clarity but what have Wales improved upon in the last two games from what went before?
Draw gives them a very good chance of a semi finalI still rate Wales as having a far, far higher chance of reaching the RWC knockouts than Scotland, and possibly Ireland.