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By:
england_v_south_afri
When: 02 Feb 14 16:17
Good old Jim Grin
By:
curious-cat
When: 02 Feb 14 16:20
56 mins

Ireland 21 Scotland 6
By:
TheVis
When: 02 Feb 14 16:30
Here's another Scotland period you can set your clock by:  start to do your best work once you are 3 scores down and there are only 20 mins left.
By:
sewter lives again
When: 02 Feb 14 16:32
I am getting well pissed off with this ref apologizing to the players when he makes his decisions (usually Irish players)
By:
sewter lives again
When: 02 Feb 14 16:34
and commentators apologizing for choice language
By:
RugbyMan
When: 02 Feb 14 16:38
Fair to say we were spoilt last night, but this has hardly set the pulses racing.
By:
curious-cat
When: 02 Feb 14 16:38
71 mins

Ireland 28 Scotland 6
By:
curious-cat
When: 02 Feb 14 16:38
Sexton took around 90 seconds ...
By:
tommo0001
When: 02 Feb 14 16:39
are there any postives for the jocks here,i can`t see any tbh
By:
RugbyMan
When: 02 Feb 14 16:40
Um, well, they haven't lost by 40+?
By:
tommo0001
When: 02 Feb 14 16:41
that comes next weekHappy
By:
sewter lives again
When: 02 Feb 14 16:42
SJ nearer to getting the boot??
By:
TheVis
When: 02 Feb 14 16:44
This has been really dismal by Scotland even by their low standards.
By:
Ozymandius
When: 02 Feb 14 16:44
Heaslip chosen as Official MOTM.
By:
tommo0001
When: 02 Feb 14 16:46
chuck the scots out and put Romania in their place
By:
TheVis
When: 02 Feb 14 16:47
Don't know what to make of Ire here.

They have beaten absolutely nothing.

Best thing is that they are racking up a nice points difference which could well be crucial in a year of a 4 horse race.
By:
nicky27
When: 02 Feb 14 16:47
was that a try >?
By:
TheVis
When: 02 Feb 14 16:47
reckon he might just have nicked this
By:
nicky27
When: 02 Feb 14 16:48
yesssssssssss
By:
RugbyMan
When: 02 Feb 14 16:48
I thought it bounced out of play on first look
By:
nicky27
When: 02 Feb 14 16:48
it was a try
By:
TheVis
When: 02 Feb 14 16:48
that ball is out
By:
RugbyMan
When: 02 Feb 14 16:48
No try
By:
nicky27
When: 02 Feb 14 16:48
o no
By:
Ozymandius
When: 02 Feb 14 16:49
out but great finish
By:
nicky27
When: 02 Feb 14 16:49
so its not like basketball where if the ball is in the air and then retrieved its considered in touch
By:
Latalomne
When: 02 Feb 14 16:49
Quite surprised to get matched at 1.17 there on the -24.5 when the ball was clearly in touch.
By:
nicky27
When: 02 Feb 14 16:50
scotland have done the grand slam 5 times ...1924, 1984 and 1990
By:
Ozymandius
When: 02 Feb 14 16:50
the ball bounced out of touch nicky
By:
nicky27
When: 02 Feb 14 16:52
yes , but in basketball if the ball is in the air and retrieved without the feet grounded and then got back in play its considered not out of play , i suppose the laws are different in rugby and the ball is considered in touch if any part of the ball crosses the line at any height above it, is that correct>?
By:
curious-cat
When: 02 Feb 14 16:52
3 home wins to start the six nations
By:
nicky27
When: 02 Feb 14 16:53
yes curious cat , i fancy france to do the slam this year
By:
curious-cat
When: 02 Feb 14 16:54
nicky the ball landed over the line ... on the line is enough for it to be out

in the air is still in play
By:
tommo0001
When: 02 Feb 14 16:54
scotland have done the grand slam 5 times ...1924, 1984 and 1990

that's three!! and when players used to warm up with a dozen pints and 10 lambert and butler,the jocks serve no disernable purpose these days,at least Italy do entertain you,the other 4 nations are light years ahead
By:
Ozymandius
When: 02 Feb 14 16:54
no, rules same as basketball in that respect
By:
nicky27
When: 02 Feb 14 16:55
yes sorry , of course scotland have only done the grand slam 3 times , not 5 times Grin
By:
Ozymandius
When: 02 Feb 14 16:55
No injuries key for Ireland today
By:
nicky27
When: 02 Feb 14 16:57
ireland v wales next week promises to be a great match
By:
northanlite
When: 02 Feb 14 17:19
when scotland have done well it has always been about competing. living off scraps at times but full on commitment.
SJ's tactic of not competing for the opposition ball at the breakdown goes against everything that has worked for them in the past. i just don't get it.
robinson used to not compete for the lineout but have them hitting the breakdown hard. SJ does the opposite and it was a disaster of a tactic today.
By:
NORTH BERWICK
When: 02 Feb 14 17:40
Scotlands problem has been clueless and talentless backs for years. Keith Robertson, Jim Renwick and Andy Irvine were real talents. Scott Hastings being most capped says it all. Scotland could do worse than copy Rob Andrew and kick for the corner relentlessly. It would get the pack nearer the try line and stop them wasting their time passing it to the backs.
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