I've got a feeling Italy are gonna do wales today.
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I've got a feeling Italy are gonna do wales today.
Get along to the bookies then. Stan James is the one to head to. http://www.stanjames.com/UK/802/homepage
Italy are 11-2 to win off scratch with them, and even money with a 13 point start.
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Not getting the bonus point could prove costly :sherlock:
F*ck off you AND your football supporting moron friends!!! :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by nugent
Bonus points system may encourage attacking play but the pitch conditions and whether you're playing Italy home or away will have a much bigger impact on who wins the tournament.
Not a vintage performance, and now a worry over injuries, but Sam Davies, Tipuric and Scott Williams makes it a far more exciting team to watch.
Also, I find it a head-scratcher that the WRU tore up the World Cup agreement with Ireland. Wales must be one of the smaller countries when it comes to sports funding and this agreement was perhaps the smartest bit of money building they had done.
Pmsl.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve R
Anyone really give a feck?
Judging by the amount of responses to this thread, no.Quote:
Originally Posted by TH63
Well I certainly give a feck. Can't wait for the England game
imagine someone really did chase an egg lol
So funny, my sides hurt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Colonel Cærdiffi
i no im still laughng now lolQuote:
Originally Posted by CCFCPhil
Rob Howley
https://youtu.be/-XzKxa7MWf4
Harsh
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Originally Posted by Llanedeyrnblue
What is it? Is it some sort of minority sport? No one has heard of it over hereQuote:
Originally Posted by Pearcey3
One thing I find more enticing about the 6 nations is that Wales played Italy over the weekend: the senior side played (perhaps the wrong word after the first half), the under 20's side played, the women's senior side played and often you get deaf teams competing too.
In football, the senior side and a fans side would play on the same opposition but other age groups, genders etc would likely be on a different weekend, in a different country and against different opposition.
Why do broadcasters feel the need to crowbar female pundits and presenters into the men's game?
Listening to a woman pundit is audibly no different than hearing a 12 year-old boy analysing the game.
I agree with this. ITVs pundits are awful.Quote:
Originally Posted by Colonel Cærdiffi