Six Nations
#31
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Re: Six Nations
I would prefer the triple crown to winning the championship, for me it's either the grand slam or nothing. The championship seems like a consolation prize.
It's a pity (for me obviously) we lost to England, it was a good game but the try we gave away was a disappointing litany of unforced errors.
It's a pity (for me obviously) we lost to England, it was a good game but the try we gave away was a disappointing litany of unforced errors.
Edit to add:....look what happened 11 years ago too!
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#32
Re: Six Nations
Not according to Brian Moore - only Grand Slams or Six Nations titles count:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/col...ams-count.html
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/col...ams-count.html
#35
Re: Six Nations
As I watch through the iPlayer he usually commentates on the England games, (not sure what commentary you get watching it through Bellend Sports) but I like him as a commentator, he's honest in his opinions and says it how it is. He can often be heard shouting in the background when there's a wayward pass or knock-on.
I do realise though that most people hate him.
I do realise though that most people hate him.
#36
Re: Six Nations
As I watch through the iPlayer he usually commentates on the England games, (not sure what commentary you get watching it through Bellend Sports) but I like him as a commentator, he's honest in his opinions and says it how it is. He can often be heard shouting in the background when there's a wayward pass or knock-on.
I do realise though that most people hate him.
I do realise though that most people hate him.
I can't stand him as a commentator, plus as an 'expert' he gets a lot of his calls wrong. Fairly standard though for anyone who spent his playing days nose down in the mud or about to be nose down in the mud.
#37
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Re: Six Nations
May I refer the honorable Gentleman to Richie McCaw.