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2024 Guinness Six Nations
France v Ireland
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<blockquote data-quote="gingergenius" data-source="post: 302326"><p>Wallace wouldn't be a bad option to play at 10. That's what he's been most of his career. Plus, he's used to playing in that side at that level, even if not at 10.</p><p></p><p>I reckon the French have a slight advantage, purely because of their scrum and Ireland missing some important players. This of course depends on whether Lievremont decides to take this match seriously, or use it for blooding some young players again...</p><p></p><p>The French need to work hard on defence too. If they're going to blitz, they need Bastareaud to stay wider, because D'Arcy and O'Driscoll have 10x more skill and intelligence than Morrison and Evans to exploit the space that opens up behind the defence and wide of Bastareaud.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gingergenius, post: 302326"] Wallace wouldn't be a bad option to play at 10. That's what he's been most of his career. Plus, he's used to playing in that side at that level, even if not at 10. I reckon the French have a slight advantage, purely because of their scrum and Ireland missing some important players. This of course depends on whether Lievremont decides to take this match seriously, or use it for blooding some young players again... The French need to work hard on defence too. If they're going to blitz, they need Bastareaud to stay wider, because D'Arcy and O'Driscoll have 10x more skill and intelligence than Morrison and Evans to exploit the space that opens up behind the defence and wide of Bastareaud. [/QUOTE]
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