Surely nothing for England to fear from either side on that showing.
Dreadful game!
Scrums a mare.
Lydiate still "chopping" with no arms.
France terrible with Wales not a lot better. Surely nothing for England to fear from either side on that showing.
So what aspects of that game will England be bothered about? In your opinion. If that is top class pro rugby, God help us. The SH must be laughing in their beer.
Thought Barnes was too lenient with the Welsh number of penalties, should have been a card. Best part of the game was Ali Williams as a pundit basically saying the whole game was sh*t
I'm not sure he did call out in this case (could be wrong though), but yes it does get ignored an awful lot. You'd think he could ask the TMO - it should be quick to check for since the standard camera angle generally gives a good view.You get truck and trailer all the time at this level when teams peel away usually from a line out. Refs call same maul to cover their arses.Constantly ignoring laws of the game
By using a sensible interpretation of the laws instead of a literal one.Meanwhile in similar-ish vein, england had a driving maul in their game at the weekend, in which Billy V at tail man has the ball under one arm, a grip on the player in front's shorts/shirt and clear blue sky between hand and shoulder by a full arm's length. How on earth is that bound?
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a nice Welsh accent is a thing of beauty but that Jonathan Davies has got the most nasally, whiny, grating voice. And talks right over the top of the ref/TMO.
Highlight? Davies and Brian Moore making it clear no love lost:
“Whose mad idea at the BBC was it to squeeze both Pitbull and Jiffy into the commentary box?” asks Stephen Davenport-Drake.
By using a sensible interpretation of the laws instead of a literal one.
A maul is dynamic and its movements cannot be predicted. If it surges forward suddenly, I don't see how the ball carrier can maintain full contact with only one arm.
a nice Welsh accent is a thing of beauty but that Jonathan Davies has got the most nasally, whiny, grating voice. And talks right over the top of the ref/TMO.
Highlight? Davies and Brian Moore making it clear no love lost:
“Whose mad idea at the BBC was it to squeeze both Pitbull and Jiffy into the commentary box?” asks Stephen Davenport-Drake.