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Sexy Beast
Wales on fire here.
As long as France doesn't count.I think Ireland have been second-best in the kicking game in every match this 6N.
Did we really kick better than ye in that game?As long as France doesn't count.
They really haven't been.Wales on fire here.
France couldn't even clear the ball appropriately, it was an absolute disaster.Did we really kick better than ye in that game?
Fantastic defence. Ireland just don't seem to know what to do.They’ve controlled the game & forced Ireland into mistakes. Intensity is up there.
Sad to say but it's true. When we've been so stung by lack of depth at 10 in particular in the past, it's unforgiveable to at least give another one a go when Sexton is so out of form.I love Joe but his refusal to remove Sexton, Murray and Best when they have been beyond shite in this tournament is very, very poor.
Regardless of whether Carberry, Marmion or Scannell could have fixed the shower of shit we've seen here, leaving those 3 on for an hour plus while they're grossly underperforming sets a standard that such poor form is acceptable. We want to be compared to the best teams but those 3 would've been hooked at half time of the England game if they were playing for New Zealand.
never mind tonight, it's lit now@Welsh Wonder how lit you gonna get tonight
I missed most of this, how bad are weHaven't felt this bad, and this resigned, watching Ireland for a long time.
Nineties bad.Haven't felt this bad, and this resigned, watching Ireland for a long time.
Oh Christy.I missed most of this, how bad are we
Getting flashbacks.Nineties bad.
Yep. Gatland must feel absolutely amazing every time he gets one over on Ireland.Well done Wales, well deserved.
Yeah, suspect anyone who isn't Welsh will be happy when he's goneWill be glad to see Gatland gone, but that could me being a bit bitter
There is always 4 years when we integrate some of the U20 grand slam kids.Oh Christy.
We haven't shown up. Watching this 6N would make you think Sexton and Murray are finished at the top. It feels like all of the gains made by Irish rugby to be tough to beat, competitive and innovative have melted away.