Yeah they looked good vs Morocco with a 21-0 victory. They basically controlled the whole game. Morocco would have scored a try if not for the bounce of the ball.
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Yeah they looked good vs Morocco with a 21-0 victory. They basically controlled the whole game. Morocco would have scored a try if not for the bounce of the ball.
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Imagine how fast Fleming would be if he didn't run like an absolute f.., erm, pansy. 
Seriously, you would swear he was playing in high heels the way he runs.
The Scotland-Kenya game was possibly the dullest game of rugby I have ever been a witness to, undoubtedly the dullest Sevens game.
Not even the 6-0 win by the Highlanders over the Crusaders or the 6-3 Newcastle-Toulon game the other night compares.
Seriously, you would swear he was playing in high heels the way he runs.
The Scotland-Kenya game was possibly the dullest game of rugby I have ever been a witness to, undoubtedly the dullest Sevens game.
Not even the 6-0 win by the Highlanders over the Crusaders or the 6-3 Newcastle-Toulon game the other night compares.
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Samoa have done all right for themselves this tournamnet - into the semi-finals now
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Weren't very impressive against the USA though, who admittedly played very well and swatted aside Zimbabwe today.
Are England ever going to wear their normal kit on a regular basis ever again?
Cecil Afrika was the biz against France, good to see such a great player on is day.
Are England ever going to wear their normal kit on a regular basis ever again?
Cecil Afrika was the biz against France, good to see such a great player on is day.
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Dan Norton is on fire
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Well done Englandshire, on a bit of a roll now, will face either NZ or Aus in the next round. Judging by yesterday's play, it will be New Zealand.
Good to see the crowd is soooo much bigger today, but they should have closed the upper tiers, the crowd is so spread out it makes it look a lot worse than what it actually is.
USA vs Canada and Scotland vs Argentina in the Bowl semis, good games they should be.
Good to see the crowd is soooo much bigger today, but they should have closed the upper tiers, the crowd is so spread out it makes it look a lot worse than what it actually is.
USA vs Canada and Scotland vs Argentina in the Bowl semis, good games they should be.
Apparently they are expecting 30,000 today, which I imagine they will be pleased with.
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Certainly looks like it, however at least 50% of the crowd disappears in between the SA games, haven't a clue where they go to. :?
Good, gutsy win over Argentina, must admit I never knew it was a penalisable offence to deliberately throw the ball into touch. Stupid rule I think, do they honestly think it is more 'sporting' to kick or run the ball out?
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A blind person - Their kit is rank!
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Scotland have some interesting player stats this season, Colin Gregor currently third placed overall points scorer, Ross Turnbull and James Fleming each have 13 tries, putting them tied third in the overall try scoring list.
Some would point out there is the remote possibility that they are helped that Scotland only qualified for the bowl, and thus played the likes of Niue and UAE, but yeah.
Enland still have a chance... not anymore.
South Africa vs New Zealand in the Cup final.
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Booo.
To be fair, New Zealand looked the better side in that game, and if we would have won it would've been down to pure luck
To be fair, New Zealand looked the better side in that game, and if we would have won it would've been down to pure luck
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Thought for sure Canada would win it for a few minutes in the secon half, breakaway ties from Horne saved us.
Wales het Fiji in die bord finale verkraag, dis 26-0
Oh ****! Now it is 43-0!
For the conversion...
Nope, 48-0 FT
Fiji's heaviest defeat ever. Coming off the rails much?
Wales het Fiji in die bord finale verkraag, dis 26-0
Oh ****! Now it is 43-0!
For the conversion...
Nope, 48-0 FT
Fiji's heaviest defeat ever. Coming off the rails much?
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Wales have got some very good players in their squad - a lot of very young players as well, so it's good exposure for them.
That 18yr old Cardiff RFC flyhalf (can't remember his name) impressed me yesterday - One of the Owen Williamses as well (only Wales could take two players with the same name :lol: )
Will be interesting to see if the WRU go down the RFU's track and centrally contract a core squad of player, bringing in others from the regions/clubs to supplement them
That 18yr old Cardiff RFC flyhalf (can't remember his name) impressed me yesterday - One of the Owen Williamses as well (only Wales could take two players with the same name :lol: )
Will be interesting to see if the WRU go down the RFU's track and centrally contract a core squad of player, bringing in others from the regions/clubs to supplement them
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