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Rugby World Cup On Chit Chat - It's A Marathon, Not A Sprint
Rugby World Cup On Chit Chat - It's A Marathon, Not A Sprint
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As I thought would happen
SA s***housing it   England have had to be bloody awful to lose this though, probably the biggest choking in history |
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SA tactics spot on, nothing to do with choking
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Won it with scrums
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SOS England. Spirit Of Stokes time.
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Africa falling apart like a cheap suit
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Lactic Acid could win it for England
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Epic 20 minutes coming up
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20 minutes wasted taking penalties.
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1.46 favourites
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Forward...
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England's 3rd World Cup final. Tries scored? Zero. Tbf, the two they conceded today are the only ones they've given up. Still, Swing Low Sweet Chariot sounded good.
Who said rugby union was boring? |
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totally dismantled
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FT: England 12-32 South Africa
It isn't to be for Eddie Jones' men. They've had a fine tournament but at the last, they were asked question they simply couldn't answer. |
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Wales (5/2 underdogs) at least gave SA a game. England (heavy fav) got hammered.
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the last 15 minutes or so were brutal
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Battered
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oh well , a bit lighter in pocket after all that but wiser
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"england played their final last week" No they played their Semi-Final last week
The media are thick as mince and expect the rest of us to be as well |
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The media are thick as mince and expect the rest of us to be as well
A not unreasonable expectation by them imo. |
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Question to Springboks captain Siya Kolisi: “When you were a young boy, did you ever think,
in your wildest dreams, about a day like today?” Kolisi: “No. When I was a kid, all I was thinking about was getting my next meal.” |
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Sick of hearing the black player count on the SA side, or the first black captain.
When will they start saying never has there been an albino transgender captain? |
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Kolisis response was great it has to be said
No doubt the media will spin that comment to mean how awful oppression was though You can predict what type of s*** they are going to come out with can't you |
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I don't know his background but he said it off the cuff. Sport has lifted a
lot of people from poverty but rugby was the preserve of white apartheid SA for many years. The unfortunate Kyle Sinclair also has his own interesting route into a game that hasn't always been very inclusive in certain areas. |
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Ye Gods, what a thumping.
World's Greatest Ever Team BEFORE The Match (Again) loses the match (AGAIN). |
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darn!! you say I am thick - you are right - that was the bet of the month and I missed it grrrrrrrr!
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Kolisi was awarded a scholarship to a prestigous school at 12 ,so that may or not have taken him out of poverty ... he was asked as a young lad though so he was probably not joking .
good luck to the bloke |
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'as a young lad'
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