Nah, never could handle pressure.
I've seen him miss plenty of sitters.
Very scrappy so far.
I suppose I remember the misses more than the successful ones.Dunno Draggs, when he came back from France he was pretty immense in his kicking. As the years have gone on, his kicking has worsened.
Nah, never could handle pressure.
I've seen him miss plenty of sitters.
Very scrappy so far.
Soo many mistakes in this game so far. Scarlets look the more dangerous team, but their lineout is appalling so far. Scrum has been a mixed bag, but Scarlets are under pressure there.
Fitness issues were what kept him out.You might find Eifion Lewis-Roberts might well come back into contention with moving back to Sale ... but then again, if you play for Sale you seemingly can't play for Wales.
Fitness issues were what kept him out.
I've been watching Georgian props whole day... its funny sometimes, how come we of all countries have scrummers this strong. the game was a pretty scrappy affair.. even though it was so tense i couldn't really enjoy it. would love to see Brive vs Toulon final. Clermont vs Ulster in Heineken. good times ahead!
Congratulations Scarlets, you lost to the Brive 2nd XV, and got outscrummaged by a 19 year old loosehead in his first ever start at professional rugby, and lineout was also dreadful
I could be wrong but I think a win for Brive puts Connacht through to the Heineken Cup.
If Brive win, all four Amlin semi finalists are from France, giving France a 7th Heineken Cup place. If Clermont win the Heineken Cup, France can't get an 8th place. If Edinburgh win the Heineken Cup, there's no 3rd Scottish team who can enter the Heineken Cup. Since Irish teams have done better than Welsh teams in the Heineken Cup, I think the final spot in the Heineken Cup goes to Connacht by default.
Rhodri Jones is 21 and has been called up to the Wales squad, is he really third choice?
On current form, Matthew Rees is fourth.I think that too