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<blockquote data-quote="Leonormous Boozer" data-source="post: 1210840" data-attributes="member: 45598">Ah, I am hoping our game v France is effectively a slam decider for both. Big match days in Dublin hit like crack usually. Once England aren&#039;t achieving things Ireland aren&#039;t or against a massive underdog I&#039;ll generally be neutral or even want them to win against certain teams. I reckon most Irish rugby fans are similar. It&#039;s the 6n blowins who&#039;ll be more ABE (like me in soccer to be fair!). Fairly neutral here as you say. Positives if France lose and lots to look froward to if they win (provided we do in Edinburgh). I&#039;d never actively wish for improvement in English rugby but I think this England team is at their lowest ebb and expect an upward trajectory sooner rather than later so not much to hope for either way. It kind of ties into why I really enjoy watching England, one international team that I am a true neutral for!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Leonormous Boozer, post: 1210840, member: 45598"] Ah, I am hoping our game v France is effectively a slam decider for both. Big match days in Dublin hit like crack usually. Once England aren't achieving things Ireland aren't or against a massive underdog I'll generally be neutral or even want them to win against certain teams. I reckon most Irish rugby fans are similar. It's the 6n blowins who'll be more ABE (like me in soccer to be fair!). Fairly neutral here as you say. Positives if France lose and lots to look froward to if they win (provided we do in Edinburgh). I'd never actively wish for improvement in English rugby but I think this England team is at their lowest ebb and expect an upward trajectory sooner rather than later so not much to hope for either way. It kind of ties into why I really enjoy watching England, one international team that I am a true neutral for! [/QUOTE]

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