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*** Rugby World Cup 2015 in-running fred***
*** Rugby World Cup 2015 in-running fred***
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4 tries !....may be important in the end !
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Robbed backed fiji +22.5
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g2d I'm going for the 'lulling opposition into a false sense of security' angle.
One thing I did find amusing last night was the 6'10" Martin Bayfield interviewing people, and everyone having to look upwards. Put me in mind of Al from Police Squad. Hope they get him a good selection of scum halves for future post match amusement. |
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Good man, HH..
Well well well.............. That sorts that out! i'm backing the wombat shufflers.. |
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Touchdown !!
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ARGENTINA ARGENTINA ARGENTINA !
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Rugby fan Ron Rutland spent more than two years cycling across Africa and Europe so he could watch his beloved South Africa in the World Cup – only to then see them lose in the sport’s biggest upset.
The former banker and amateur player timed his 26,700 mile trek so he could arrive in the UK just in time to watch the Springboks play Japan on Saturday. Despite the team being one of the tournament’s favourites, an exhausted Ron watched open mouthed as they were beaten 34 -32 by a nation that last won a World Cup match 24 years ago. Ron, 41, was in the crowd at Brighton having left his home in Capetown in April 2013 and cycled through almost every country in Africa on a personal adventure. “I was not expecting that. It was the biggest upset in rugby history and it felt like I was watching a movie, I just could not believe it what I had just witnessed,” he said. I was absolutely gob-smacked. To be such a big fan and come all this way to see that was just surreal.” |
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as they say in South Africa, this current lot couldn't hold a Kindle™ to previous Springbok sides.
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Tora! Tora! Tora!
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A blind ref and touch judge in attendance...
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sweaties should definitely have had a try there. Great cover tackle
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ht 1/5 on scots ......5/1 land of rising sun ....5o/1 draw...
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France to defy the 39.5 handicap against Romania is my punt.
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2.24, that's done now. I can see a French riot.
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Romania just spoiling, I need France to score a try soon..
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Oh dear...
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Australia have yet play England or Wales .. both weakened by Saturday's match.
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betting for saturdays match
England v Australia Saturday 20:00 1.88 England ......2.28 Aussie..... can this be right ? england favorite ... 10/11 shade odds on ??? |
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Bonkers
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Engerland will win that match.
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Bonus point needed my Taffy buddies..
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Wales are unbeaten.
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They got battered up front, which surprised me a wee bit. Injuries obviously going to affect most teams, but they seem to have had more than their fair share.
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Any referrals needed?
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Argentina are a joy to watch
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Argentine commentators loving this match of course. They sound like they're smirking whenever they refer to England's exit.
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come on Ireland
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Gonna miss the big Evertonian in the 2nd row, Brendan.. Unless of course the faeries sprinkle a likkle bit of magic dust on his hammy...
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Bring it on, Wales!
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Great! 10-9 if they get the easy conversion.
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is that John Taylor on the PA?
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This is very entertaining imo.
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Wales into evens.
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Amazing kick and catch by biggar earlier. Giving away too many pens though.
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Come on Wales. For the next six minutes of your lives, each and every one of you has to be Ronnie Pickering.
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Thoroughly predictable I am afraid.
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I remember you saying something like that before, so fair enough. Was fun from my POV though since I know fk all about rugby.
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yes rob saying it was predictable was almost predictable
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it's the kiwis v the frogs I'm looking forward to most. French often a bit of a bogey team to the ABs in World Cups.
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