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By:
Angoose
When: 10 Oct 19 04:07
Saturday Matches

New Zealand v Italy   CANCELLED  2pts awarded to each side

England v France  CANCELLED  2pts awarded to each side

Ireland v Samoa  Match will proceed
By:
Angoose
When: 10 Oct 19 04:09
Sunday Matches

Namibia v Canada
USA v Tonga
Wales v Uruguay
Japan v Scotland   NB Scheduled to be played at same stadium as the cancelled England v France match

Subject to review
By:
trilby22
When: 10 Oct 19 06:04
"Scotland are third in Pool A on 10 points with leaders Japan on 14 and need to beat the hosts to go through, potentially relying on bonus points."

Confused Why is that, please?
By:
elisjohn
When: 10 Oct 19 06:21
if scot win by more than 7pts and there is no bonus points  for tries by neither side, scot qualify.head to head
if scot win by less than 7pts  and there is no bonus points for tries by  neither side, japan qualify .  japan bp for losing under 7pts.
SCOT HAVE TO BEAT JAPAN WHATEVER BY  OVER 7 PTS , AND EVEN THEN IF SAY SCOT WIN 30-22  AND THAT JAPAN SCORE 4 TRIES AND SCOT LESS THAN 4 , JAPAN QUALIFY

ITS SO Confused
By:
trilby22
When: 10 Oct 19 06:28
Would Scotland not go through even with a measly 3-0 win?  Why do they need a bonus point?

Superior H2H
Superior pts difference
Superior pts scored
Inferior pts conceded
By:
trilby22
When: 10 Oct 19 06:29
bp for losing under 7pts

Sorry, I wasn't aware of that rule! Blush
By:
trilby22
When: 10 Oct 19 06:33
Strikes me as a bit of a snowflake rule though.  Like giving the fat boy a medal for finishing last, so as not to hurt his feeling.  Wtf do they get a point for losing???
By:
elisjohn
When: 10 Oct 19 06:47
agree trilby,
By:
Injera
When: 10 Oct 19 12:06
It's designed to make teams play hard till the final whistle even if they're, say, 20 points down.

Otherwise, sides could take the foot of the gas to prevent injuries.

I think that's the logic behind it.
By:
RacingCert
When: 11 Oct 19 12:29
Why do they bother with female co-commentators?
Are they supposed to be experts?
Aren’t they supposed to provide insight?
A complete and utter waste of space.

Let’s have these positions filled on merit not gender balance.
By:
Angoose
When: 11 Oct 19 13:17
Full-time - Australia 27-8 Georgia

Toomua's missed conversion brings an end to proceedings in Shizuoka.
Australia have got the job done, but their performance has not been as convincing as the scoreboard suggests.
Conditions made it tricky for expansive rugby, but the Wallabies were not particularly convincing in victory.
By:
Angoose
When: 11 Oct 19 13:21
    Team        PL        W        +/-        BP        Points   
    Australia        4        3        68        4        16   
    Wales        3        3        45        2        14   
    Fiji        4        1        2        3        7   
    Georgia        4        1        (57)        1        5   
    Uruguay        3        1        (58)        0        4   


Just the one game left which should see Wales take care of Uruguay to emerge as group winners.
That would set up England v Australia and Wales v France as two of the four quarter final ties.
By:
SontaranStratagem
When: 11 Oct 19 15:01

Oct 11, 2019 -- 12:29PM, RacingCert wrote:


Why do they bother with female co-commentators?Are they supposed to be experts?Aren’t they supposed to provide insight?A complete and utter waste of space.Let’s have these positions filled on merit not gender balance.


I'm sick of it

Even got female commentators on the boxing now, and they've never had a fight in their life, its become a facking joke it really has

I wouldn't mind but because no one gives a flying fack about their womens sport so they are being forced down our throats when it comes to mens sport

I mean they are literally giving tickets away for nothing when it comes to womens football, they are demanding to play in stadiums like Wembley/manchester etc and yet can't even fill their own sheds out for £1 a ticket

And they are demanding equal pay... just fack off Crazy

By:
SontaranStratagem
When: 11 Oct 19 15:03
No one is allowed to question the silly bas*ards though Crazy

They earn nothing, they bring nothing to the table, they can't fill sheds out, but they want to earn millions of the back of the mens game, yet men are evil pieces of work

Tell them to do one ffs
By:
Angoose
When: 11 Oct 19 15:24
Not sure I agree that no one is allowed to raise the issue, we are regularly treated to misogynist rants on the topic on this very forum Grin
By:
SontaranStratagem
When: 11 Oct 19 15:32
But its either shut down or they resort to mobster mocking

Strength in numbers and all that
By:
elisjohn
When: 11 Oct 19 16:26
ive been hammered on here by a few because i always shagged them off< Whoops mean slagged them offLaugh
By:
elisjohn
When: 11 Oct 19 16:33
https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/5794566/leeds-united-tv-presenter-emma-louise-jones/

not complaining about emma on 5 live soccer though
By:
Injera
When: 11 Oct 19 16:46
Scotland considering legal action if their game is cancelled on Sunday.

Once games were cancelled, that's it. World Rugby can't make an exception for Scotland.
By:
RacingCert
When: 11 Oct 19 18:17
Scotland not showing class here.
Rules is rules.
By:
SontaranStratagem
When: 11 Oct 19 18:44
Must be frustrating knowing a bonus point win would be enough

But they've got to win and then get the bonus point Laugh

Rules are rules as they say and sadly there's always one poor sod on the end of rotten luck
By:
mafeking
When: 11 Oct 19 20:05
might end up getting a real break with a behind closed doors game. seems improbable public transport will be back to normal allow fans to travel
By:
elisjohn
When: 11 Oct 19 20:15
a bonus pt might not be enough sont,
By:
elisjohn
When: 11 Oct 19 20:16
they have to get a bonus point and make sure  japs dont
By:
elisjohn
When: 11 Oct 19 20:18
scot will have bonus point if thet score 4 tries, japan could get 2 bonus point, score 4 tries or keep within 7 poins of scot score
By:
SontaranStratagem
When: 11 Oct 19 20:46
cheers elis

Can't see Scotland doing it anyway, Japan are not the mugs of a Uruguay
By:
elisjohn
When: 11 Oct 19 21:06
slight mistake from me if scot get the win and b point, then japan would have to get 2 b point,
By:
SontaranStratagem
When: 11 Oct 19 21:13
So 4 tries and losing by less than 7 points?
By:
Angoose
When: 11 Oct 19 21:17
Another way to look at it is that Scotland require to take 4 more points from the match than Japan.

Agree with the comment regarding talk about Scotland taking legal action.
Shouldn't be happening at all, and most certainly not in public.

It would be cruel and somewhat ironic, however, if our World Cup dreams were to be ended by Typhoon Hag(ib)is Cry
By:
elisjohn
When: 11 Oct 19 21:21
yes sont, and angoose right if scot get 4 or more points than ****, scot through.
By:
elisjohn
When: 11 Oct 19 21:28
sorry sont, got your last post wrong,   not sure what you mean   scot. or japan you mean, if **** score 4 tries  and losing 7 pts or less then  **** deinate qualify . the most pts scot can get is 5 , japan could get 2 if losing . bloody stupid and confusing , DO NOT BET IN RUNNING ON ITLaugh
By:
trilby22
When: 12 Oct 19 00:27

Oct 10, 2019 -- 12:06PM, Injera wrote:


It's designed to make teams play hard till the final whistle even if they're, say, 20 points down.Otherwise, sides could take the foot of the gas to prevent injuries.I think that's the logic behind it.


Makes sense, I suppose.

Shame on the Scotland management and their legal action bullshine!  What about Italy already?  All these cancelled games should have been moved or postponed.  What's the problem with that?

By:
trilby22
When: 12 Oct 19 00:29
Anyhoo, c'mon the Samoans later this morning GrinExcited
By:
Angoose
When: 12 Oct 19 10:43
Revealed: Typhoon contingency plan was to move matches 14 miles away
• Yokohama’s backup venue was the nearby Tokyo Stadium
• Oita and Sapporo explored too late in wake of Typhoon Hagibis

World Rugby’s failure to properly prepare for Japan’s extreme weather can be revealed with World Cup organisers initially making plans to move England v France and other matches in Yokohama to Tokyo Stadium – just 14 miles away.

Super Typhoon Hagibis has wreaked havoc on the World Cup with England’s Pool C decider in Yokohama cancelled and Scotland’s pivotal match with Japan, scheduled to take place in the same stadium on Sunday, in serious jeopardy. Hagibis is due to hit Tokyo and Yokohama on Saturday night local time and is forecast to be one of the most violent in recent history. It is measured at 870 miles wide.

But despite years to come up with extensive contingency plans, with the tournament director, Alan Gilpin, insisting in 2018 that the threat of natural disasters was “a really hot topic for us”, it is understood that before the emergence of Hagibis, organisers considered the nearby Tokyo Stadium the most suitable alternative to Yokohama.

When that inevitably became impossible, organisers hurriedly explored moving England’s match to Oita, more than 500 miles away on the south island of Kyushu. Ultimately it was decided that was not logistically viable nor safe for travelling supporters at such short notice.

World Rugby has repeatedly insisted it has “robust contingency plans” but has not expanded any further and on Thursday, when it was confirmed England’s match with France and New Zealand’s encounter with Italy were cancelled, Gilpin revealed there were not any in place for Scotland’s game against Japan.

Tens of thousands of supporters have been left in limbo in Tokyo and Yokohama and while they will receive a full refund for their match tickets, World Rugby will not reimburse any travel costs. The fact organisers considered a stadium 14 miles away would initially be an appropriate alternative venue raises huge question marks over World Rugby’s contingency planning.

Had Oita, or Sapporo – 700 miles north of Yokohama – been designated as alternatives in the first place cancelled matches could have been avoided. “We always knew there would be risks but it’s rare for there to be a typhoon of this size at this stage of the year,” said Gilpin on Thursday. “We have no regrets.”

In the absence of any contingency plans, Scotland v Japan will either take place on Sunday or be cancelled. Scotland, who face elimination if the match is called off, have countered by insisting the match should go ahead, even if it has to be behind closed doors. The Scottish union has also threatened legal action if the match is not played.
By:
Angoose
When: 12 Oct 19 12:41
Try - Ireland 26-5 Samoa
Ireland might be down to 14 men but there's the bonus point and it's their talisman Johnny Sexton.
Conor Murray goes blind and Johnny Sexton might not be the biggest, but he storms over from five metres out.
He misses the conversion but Ireland have a healthy lead with the all-important bonus point in the bag.
By:
Angoose
When: 12 Oct 19 13:46
Full-time Ireland 47-5 Samoa
Luke McGrath dinks the ball into touch and Ireland are into the World Cup quarter-finals!
By:
Angoose
When: 12 Oct 19 13:57
    Team        PL        W        +/-        BP        Points   
    Ireland        4        3        94        4        16   
    Japan        3        3        46        2        14   
    Scotland        3        2        71        2        10   
    Samoa        4        1        (70)        1        5   
    Russia        4        0        (141)        0        0   
By:
trilby22
When: 13 Oct 19 07:14
Scotland's World Cup game with Japan will go ahead, World Rugby has confirmed.

1145 ko
By:
Angoose
When: 13 Oct 19 09:05
FT United States 19-31 Tonga: Tongans end Rugby World Cup campaign with win
By:
Angoose
When: 13 Oct 19 09:05
    Team        PL        W        +/-        BP        Points   
    England        4        3        99        3        17   
    France        4        3        28        1        15   
    Argentina        4        2        15        3        11   
    Tonga        4        1        (38)        2        6   
    USA        4        0        (104)        0        0   
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