Who's reserve 10 for Scotland?
Seems risky not to have a dedicated one when Russell is...as he is (i.e. when he's off he's really off)
Seems risky not to have a dedicated one when Russell is...as he is (i.e. when he's off he's really off)
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[2021 Six Nations] Scotland vs Ireland (14/03/21)
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I'm taking Ireland to win by a couple of scores. Better pack and far better bench IMO.
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Hogg.
And yes, seems very risky.
I'd disagree on Larmour improving. But again it shows. I'm not saying Earls is performing and your answer kind of agrees with it. The others haven't. Earls scored a try vs Italy with the little metres may have helped. And yes Earls is getting on I have said it time to freshen up but Larmour hasnt taken the jersey
Probably Hogg moving forward and Graham or Maitland moving to FB, at least for this game
The only other fly halves Scotland has really are Hastings (banned), Van Der Walt (not experienced enough) or Weir (don't think he's in the squad)
This is essentially the same team that beat Eng, only changes are Nel for Fagerson and Johnson for Redpath
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Just to be safe
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How do you report child porn?
Surprised that @Cruz_del_Sur hasnt kicked off a bit more about you having pinched him off the Argies like... shown great restraint there!
Starting to feel the Ringrose thing is played out so instead here's a picture of just a random handsome mustached fellow I found online. I don't know his name but I wish him a good career whether that be as a male model or a charismatic cult leader.
Not really. I guess i got used to the fact you lot have barbarians-like national sides to be honest. To each his own.
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Los Pumas played their first game in 1910 by which time Blackrock had already won 15 Leinster Senior Cups, maybe the colours are what was stolen...
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Blackrock exclusively pick rich kids from Dublin's most affluent area, no foreigners, no project players, sounds almost as exclusive as the pumas too tbh.
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Isn’t rugby generally a posh boy sport in Ireland? Genuine question.
It’s a posh boy sport pretty much everywhere apart from Wales and the Pacific islands.
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Yeah this was my perception too. Though you could argue south of France. South Africa has had more race issues than class but obviously no where near as bad as they were.
I used to have a Saffa business partner (great guy as well) and I learned a lot about the Saffa system... we (as in Welsh lads) would class their schools system very posh.
Is rugby really that posh in England?
Maybe the pro level because the academies scour the private schools for players but going semi pro and below?
I never met a single private school kid in my years of playing - our club captain was a binman!
I don't think you'll find many bankers willing to go get their head stepped on in a ruck on the weekend
Maybe the pro level because the academies scour the private schools for players but going semi pro and below?
I never met a single private school kid in my years of playing - our club captain was a binman!
I don't think you'll find many bankers willing to go get their head stepped on in a ruck on the weekend
