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10 May 13
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are a pair of home wins a forgone conclusion?
PP going 1/1 Glasgow +10 makes some appeal. as there was not much between them in the recent game at the RDS. i would rather have that then a similar cap on Scarlets tonight.
PP going 1/1 Glasgow +10 makes some appeal. as there was not much between them in the recent game at the RDS. i would rather have that then a similar cap on Scarlets tonight.
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Agree that the +10 on Glasgow looks much better value. Glasgow could have nicked the win last time out at the RDS, so a small lay of Leinster at around 2/11 is also worth a shot.
Only one winner up north this evening, might put Ulster in a double at the -10 with Glasgow +10. GL  |
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Gotta agree, Glasgow +10 does look too generous. Really are the form team in the league.
Also fancy Ulster to blow away the Scarlets tonight, looks like Piennar found a bit of form last week, which looks ominous for the West Walians. I'm going to chuck the two handicaps in a treble with the bet of the day - Toulouse to beat the cap of -7. Little dabble on Williams and Picamoles anytime double too |
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it is a bit of a gamble from glasgow dropping jackson to the banch. i do think horne is the better 10 but his goal kicking is very suspect while even though hogg kicked a couple well last week putting him up as front line kicker is a risk, although he is cocky enough to handle it.
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PP have an offer on for the Aviva and Rabo semis, double your 1st tryscorer odds if they score another try. Pienaar is 17.0 and Williams is 13.0. Scarlets conceded two tries to the big Treviso back row last week, big boy Williams has gotta be eyeing up that tryline. Piennar scored one last week
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Rolland referees France by virtue of being an Irishman and he's refereeing an important game involving an Irish team !!!
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only been watching 20 seconds and AR comes up with a shocking decision
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Keeps the Rabo travel expense costs down cat
 . He is such a pedantic pr*ck though, he ruins games |
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Isn't it wonderful to watch rugby being played in the evening at this time of year?
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One would expect a points fest at RDS tomorrow.
Agreed that you wouldn't go against Glasgow on the cap. |
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pplease hit Rolland someone
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Not what you do in front of AR
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Trip?
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Rolland misses a trip by an Ulster player.
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should have been yellow for North there
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class by Bowe....making North look like a chump so far
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Way too easy that was
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game over Scarlets are not getting anything from AR tonight
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that was a pretty devastating last 15 mins from ulster.
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Why is Rollaind awarding a try, then doubting himself?
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another shocker from AR who gives a try and is begged by the Scarlets to review it.
AR couldn't possibly have seen the grounding. |
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short maybe
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met with disbelief by the SC4W studio
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can you "unaward" a try?
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Did well from there the 9, decent try
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more and more decisions go against Scarlets.
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been out came back in to find AR still shafting the Scarlets and then "evening" things up when it is too late
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no yellow card for a blatant deliberate knock on a yard from the line ...
blatant lying on the wrong side of a ruck with no attempt to move and no penalty |
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yep cat he decided very early who was going to win this game and as you said bizarre that he should have even been reffing it
did the Scarlets have a say in the appointment? perhaps England can have their own ref next year against Wales to give them a chance |
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most charges can be laid against AR
would he have sent off a French player in similar circumstances in the RWC sf ? |
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seems strange rolland was ref for that match when for the other semi they have appointed a french ref who, although has done pro 12 before, usually does top 14 matches.
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remind me again, why is george North a Lions......?
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i think glasgow match up very well man for man v leinster.
grant, strauss, matawalu & barclay have been outstading during the season but home ad is so vital here i could see leinster just nicking it. hoping for a close one but glasgow have taken a big gamble with the kicking duties so that is the worry. i'm assuming hogg will kick. |
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It is a weird decision, stopped me going for overs cause it's due to be a dry night. Couldn't resist Matawalu on the pp 1st try scorer offer, at 17.0
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2 top try scorers in the league so we could assume points but games just don't work out like that at this stage. i would not be surprised if we did see a few tries tho. hope so
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Not a day that you want to be taking a gamble with the kicking duties. It's blowing a gale in Dublin and the RDS is a very exposed ground. Been a few hravy showers, but none for a few hours. The sun is out now and conditions should have dried out a lot in the wind.
I agree that Glasgow match up well against Leinster in most positions, but they are massively outgunned in the 10/12/13 channel and that's where I expect Leinster to capitalise. Going against the grain and taking Leinster on the cap. Conditions were very similar against the Ospreys last weekend when Sexton had a stormer. |
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DTH 8-1 anyime with victor, 50-1 last tryscorer!
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i think you may be underestimating horne & dunbar dunc but i do worry about the kicking. if it were me i probably would have gone with jackson although he aint the most solid kicker either
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quite like that dth bet. his own tries have dried up a bit lately but he is still playing very well. i think he should be a 13 which is a position he plays very well for canada
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It's a crying shame that Weir misses out because the points line looks far too low if there are two reliable kickers on the pitch, even allowing for the wind and possibility of rain.
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