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tomdavid
15 Mar 12 14:11
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Halfpenny, Cuthbert, Davies, Roberts, North, Priestland, Phillips; Jenkins, Rees, A.Jones, A.W.Jones, Evans, Lydiate, Warburton (C), Faletau
REPLACEMENTS: Owens, James, Charteris, R.Jones, L.Williams, Hook, S.Williams

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RugbyMan
When: 15 Mar 12 17:49
Wales have done a very good job of patching up their injured players. Warburton has been in and out, Roberts keeps looking like he is going to be out for a while and North had a nasty looking injury, but all cleared up. Only really Davies missing that I can see and that is his own silly fault.

France are going to have to start a hell of a lot quicker this weekend to stand a chance.
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curious-cat
When: 15 Mar 12 18:28
I can imagine France being up for it in a passing the ball and running with it way but as there is little for them to play for will other parts of their game be of the required standard ?
By:
TheVis
When: 15 Mar 12 18:51
A game Fra may win if they can be at all bothered, but equally could lost by 15-20 very easily.
By:
pacficrc
When: 15 Mar 12 19:03
All down to the FRA defence really, if they start falling off tackles it's goodnight.

Anyone know how the FRA press reacted to last weekend's loss, a grilling could be the kick up arse they need.
By:
Road_Hog
When: 16 Mar 12 02:51
That's a first choice team, I can't see anyone missing, even on the bench.

With Matthew Rees back (and having had a warm up game the other week), we'll win most of our lineouts for a change (Rees is the only hooker we have that can throw a ball properly). Plus that is our Lions front row back together again, very experienced, so I expect some fun come scrum time.
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sunshine1
When: 16 Mar 12 11:40
This one is simply down to two things imo, which France turn up and can Wales handle the pressure.... which to be honest is all on them.  I think Wales will win, but at 1.44 they look at least 2 ticks too short and I just can't back them at that level.
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Early Morning Riser
When: 17 Mar 12 11:43
Priestland still in wales side, a over rated player. could be a good game today as wales are better when they are the underdogs. came could go either way. but i still hope wales win.
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