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girth/physical density is winning tonight. Flair and lightness haven't done the trick so far.
Rugby is not a game for prancing ponies BE!!!!
girth/physical density is winning tonight. Flair and lightness haven't done the trick so far.
Pisi.... you ***
Rugby is not a game for prancing ponies BE!!!!
Not sure he could have down owt more than he did!
Maybe, biggest issue it we have more international centres than wings. Davies should be dropped, and Allen/Dixon will take over from Roberts. Out wide it is Walker , Robinson, and Amos.Pisi.....
Fantastic line, terrible pass.
North has been very good at 13, though. Wonder if his future could lie there, as some have suggested before.
Maybe, biggest issue it we have more international centres than wings. Davies should be dropped, and Allen/Dixon will take over from Roberts. Out wide it is Walker , Robinson, and Amos.
Think that's another wrong ruck call.
Hartley was driving into the ruck, and was pulled over the top - ref then pings him for going off his feet, when he was on his feet until a Leinster player caused him not to be.
It's play on.
Yep, agree there. It isn't worth retreading north yet while Davies is around. Good as a backup, but don't forget Owen Williams coming up. Keep North on the wing and bring him inside depending on the situation.I thought Davies should be dropped a few months ago but thought he looked impressive before getting injured in the autumn?
Fair point.Maybe, biggest issue it we have more international centres than wings. Davies should be dropped, and Allen/Dixon will take over from Roberts. Out wide it is Walker , Robinson, and Amos.
Big Ewis... please don't use the word 'girth' mate - its conjuring the wrong images
Allen will be used at IC for the blues, although he started v Arg at OC, and is of similar statute of young Roberts. Dixon will be an option too.Fair point.
I was going to say: None of the centres "trialled" over the autumn really fit Gatland's mould, but then none of the alternatives at wing really do either.